Mark Sanchez, are you ready to melt down?

3 Interceptions, 1 Forced Fumble

I wonder if pretty boy Sanchez was sitting in the Jets locker room, weeping like a little girl and whining to himself "I though this was supposed to be easy!!" While Rex Ryan cooed lovely nothings into his ear. So much for the next Joe Namath. Unless you mean over-rated pretty boy played up by the New York Media.

that was one game. he's had a good year so far and hes very young- still got a lot to prove. i think he's holding up alright.

You're absolutely right -- one bad game against a legitimate Super Bowl contender will surely define the rest of Sanchez's season, if not his entire career.

You're absolutely right -- one bad game against a legitimate Super Bowl contender will surely define the rest of Sanchez's season, if not his entire career.

PBSnipes

What is shows is that Sanchez is over hyped. He played against three terrible football teams, put up decent numbers thanks to a short field provided by the defense and a big time running game, and he was the next big thing. But when the running game was gone, Sanchez turned into Jake Dehlomme. And the defense played their hearts out, but Sanchez gift wrapped the game.

It's all down hill from here.

What is shows is that Sanchez is over hyped. He played against three terrible football teams, put up decent numbers thanks to a short field provided by the defense and a big time running game, and he was the next big thing. But when the running game was gone, Sanchez turned into Jake Dehlomme. And the defense played their hearts out, but Sanchez gift wrapped the game.

It's all down hill from hereheysharpshooter

it's just one game dude, calm down :roll:

Peyton Manning threw 28 interceptions his first year as a rookie and look how he turned out, Troy Aikman threw 18 interceptions his first year and look how he turned out. My point is please don't judge someone just by one game

[QUOTE="heysharpshooter"]What is shows is that Sanchez is over hyped. He played against three terrible football teams, put up decent numbers thanks to a short field provided by the defense and a big time running game, and he was the next big thing. But when the running game was gone, Sanchez turned into Jake Dehlomme. And the defense played their hearts out, but Sanchez gift wrapped the game.

It's all down hill from hereandyboiii

it's just one game dude, calm down :roll:

Peyton Manning threw 28 interceptions his first year as a rookie and look how he turned out, Troy Aikman threw 18 interceptions his first year and look how he turned out. My point is please don't judge someone just by one game

Just like everyone jugded Sanchez after the Texans game, calling him the next Joe Namath?

Just like everyone jugded Sanchez after the Texans game, calling him the next Joe Namath?heysharpshooter

not everyone called him the next Joe Namath. maybe you're watching too much drama filled ESPN? ;)

[QUOTE="heysharpshooter"]Just like everyone jugded Sanchez after the Texans game, calling him the next Joe Namath?andyboiii

not everyone called him the next Joe Namath. maybe you're watching too much drama filled ESPN? ;)

I don't have cable, so no. I read the columns, surf respectable websites(Pro Football Talk.com among others) and post on forums. Sanchez was the second coming according to a lot of people.

I don't have cable, so no. I read the columns, surf respectable websites(Pro Football Talk.com among others) and post on forums. Sanchez was the second coming according to a lot of peopleheysharpshooter

3 Interceptions, 1 Forced Fumble

I wonder if pretty boy Sanchez was sitting in the Jets locker room, weeping like a little girl and whining to himself "I though this was supposed to be easy!!" While Rex Ryan cooed lovely nothings into his ear. So much for the next Joe Namath. Unless you mean over-rated pretty boy played up by the New York Media.

heysharpshooter

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3 Interceptions, 1 Forced Fumble

I wonder if pretty boy Sanchez was sitting in the Jets locker room, weeping like a little girl and whining to himself "I though this was supposed to be easy!!" While Rex Ryan cooed lovely nothings into his ear. So much for the next Joe Namath. Unless you mean over-rated pretty boy played up by the New York Media.

Chutebox

What signs? Taking advantage of short fields against some of the worst defenses in the NFL who are stacking the box to stop Washington/Jones? He hasn't shown anything.

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3 Interceptions, 1 Forced Fumble

I wonder if pretty boy Sanchez was sitting in the Jets locker room, weeping like a little girl and whining to himself "I though this was supposed to be easy!!" While Rex Ryan cooed lovely nothings into his ear. So much for the next Joe Namath. Unless you mean over-rated pretty boy played up by the New York Media.

heysharpshooter

What signs? Taking advantage of short fields against some of the worst defenses in the NFL who are stacking the box to stop Washington/Jones? He hasn't shown anything.

I fail to see how you (sharpshooter) are any better? As is always the case, the media build someone up and individuals such as yourself wait for them to fall from grace before putting the boot in. I've seen many an experienced high-end QB put up numbers as bad, if not worse than that. In the same way that one game cannot make a player, it cannot break him. Why not wait until the end of the season before we even comtemplate the kind of prospect Sanchez is?

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[QUOTE="Chutebox"] Get a grip, it's his first year and he's already shown signs of a great quarterback. I'll tell you what, show me one QB who hasn't had one bad game and i'll admit you're right. Go ahead, I'll wait.Mister__Awesome

What signs? Taking advantage of short fields against some of the worst defenses in the NFL who are stacking the box to stop Washington/Jones? He hasn't shown anything.

That game was won by the Jets defense.

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What signs? Taking advantage of short fields against some of the worst defenses in the NFL who are stacking the box to stop Washington/Jones? He hasn't shown anything.

heysharpshooter

That game was won by the Jets defense.

What's absurd isn't people saying Sanchez is the next Joe Namath; it's people thinking "the next Joe Namath" is a lofty compliment.

What's absurd isn't people saying Sanchez is the next Joe Namath; it's people thinking "the next Joe Namath" is a lofty compliment.

Oleg_Huzwog

No rookie has ever had a bad game, I've never heard of this. Yes, clearly this is a meltdown of epic proportions.

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[QUOTE="Chutebox"] Get a grip, it's his first year and he's already shown signs of a great quarterback. I'll tell you what, show me one QB who hasn't had one bad game and i'll admit you're right. Go ahead, I'll wait.Mister__Awesome

What signs? Taking advantage of short fields against some of the worst defenses in the NFL who are stacking the box to stop Washington/Jones? He hasn't shown anything.

I agree with Awesome here. That game was more a testament to how good the Saints' D is, and how dangerous they are as a team. Put up the numbers of how many times Sanchez was pressured or sacked and you'd see most QB's would struggle under that kind of pressure. I mean, you're trying to blame a forced fumble on the QB. Maybe that's partly his fault, but that also means the defense is getting to him very quickly. He's also one of a select few rookie QB's to go 3-1, and I think his rating up to that game was very close to, if not a record for rookies. Relying on the pass game, line giving him protection, stacking the box, blah, blah, blah, that just means he's on a good team. Even great QB's can't carry the team if they're not doing at least well in 3/4 of those categories anyways, just look at what Favre did the past couple of years, or look at the fact that Peyton Manning's only won one Superbowl for as good as he is.

3 Interceptions, 1 Forced Fumble

I wonder if pretty boy Sanchez was sitting in the Jets locker room, weeping like a little girl and whining to himself "I though this was supposed to be easy!!" While Rex Ryan cooed lovely nothings into his ear. So much for the next Joe Namath. Unless you mean over-rated pretty boy played up by the New York Media.

heysharpshooter

If you think you really can tell how a rookie QB's career is going to be after 4 official games ofbeing a starter than you sir have absolutely no idea what you are talking about and you know nothing about football.

Does the TC realize that Mark Sanchez is a rookie and this was his fourth game? /Thread.InterpolWilco

No, I think he's just trying to ruffle some feathers by being obnoxious.

Bump.

5 interceptions...against the Bills...

I got a lot of crap from everyone around here for this thread, and yet my prediction of an epic, New York Media fed meltdown is being realized right before our eyes. Sanchez looked ready to weep like a prissy maiden.

And I love it.

he's a rookie and a qb at that...alot of pressure is on mark sanchez..and he plays in new york

he's a rookie and a qb at that...alot of pressure is on mark sanchez..and he plays in new york

MURDA_B

Thats part of it, but Sanchez physically and mentally can't cut it. His noodle arm will give him trouble in the Medowlands no matter how hard he tries, and he looks shaken to the core. His voice was cracking, and he couldn't even face the media. Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco had some tough games as rookies, but they never looked completely beaten like Sanchez did after that game. Even Stafford, who I think will be a stud, has had some real tough games with a team that is much worse than the Jets and he looks as confident as ever. InterSanchez is done, bust status confirmed.

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he's a rookie and a qb at that...alot of pressure is on mark sanchez..and he plays in new york

heysharpshooter

Thats part of it, but Sanchez physically and mentally can't cut it. His noodle arm will give him trouble in the Medowlands no matter how hard he tries, and he looks shaken to the core. His voice was cracking, and he couldn't even face the media. Matt Ryan and Joe Flacco had some tough games as rookies, but they never looked completely beaten like Sanchez did after that game. Even Stafford, who I think will be a stud, has had some real tough games with a team that is much worse than the Jets and he looks as confident as ever. InterSanchez is done, bust status confirmed.

he's a rookie and a qb at that...alot of pressure is on mark sanchez..and he plays in new york

MURDA_B

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flowersjf

Thats not even an argument. I was not a USC recruit who started getting compared to Joe Namath before I ever took a snap. I am just a normal dude, but as someone who is working to become an NFL scout as a career(yes, that is my dream), I see Sanchez as a bust.

Sorry for the people who thought he was gonna have a Matt Ryan/Joe Flacco season. Rex Ryan is the sole reason why i enjoy seeing the Jets fail.

Rex Ryan is the sole reason why i enjoy seeing the Jets fail.

Fizzman

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Rex Ryan is the sole reason why i enjoy seeing the Jets fail.

Tjeremiah1988

I just dont like him. Its petty yes, but there is something about the guy that doesnt sit well with me. I like the players though.

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Rex Ryan is the sole reason why i enjoy seeing the Jets fail.

Fizzman

I just dont like him. Its petty yes, but there is something about the guy that doesnt sit well with me. I like the players though.

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heysharpshooter

Thats not even an argument. I was not a USC recruit who started getting compared to Joe Namath before I ever took a snap. I am just a normal dude, but as someone who is working to become an NFL scout as a career(yes, that is my dream), I see Sanchez as a bust.

Question: Why is the stadium of one of the most popular NFL teams in dinky little New Jersey instead of their home state?

Question: Why is the stadium of one of the most popular NFL teams in dinky little New Jersey instead of their home state?

SilentSoprano

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Question: Why is the stadium of one of the most popular NFL teams in dinky little New Jersey instead of their home state?

Tjeremiah1988

Yeah that's gotta suck, not even getting to see a game because it's in a different state.

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heysharpshooter

Thats not even an argument. I was not a USC recruit who started getting compared to Joe Namath before I ever took a snap. I am just a normal dude, but as someone who is working to become an NFL scout as a career(yes, that is my dream), I see Sanchez as a bust.

The Meadowlands/Giants Stadium is still in the metropolitan area. I think...

What's absurd isn't people saying Sanchez is the next Joe Namath; it's people thinking "the next Joe Namath" is a lofty compliment.

Oleg_Huzwog

He's a bust because of two bad games? Sheesh, what do you have against the kid...?

By the why, Peyton Manning threw 2 td's and 6 picks in his first two games as a rookie. Did you declare him a bust too?