7-9, here we come
Sean
situation). Hope I am very wrong. Sean
Sean
Michael
> See my previous posts. (And I din't even mention our little holdout
> situation). Hope I am very wrong. Sean
that is jumping the gun. all we saw was the preseason. it means
little to nothing. the jets own coach called the season off last year
and wound up being 30 min from the superbowl. the regular season is
long and the jets are loaded with talent. all the have to do is win
half of their games up to week 12 and save their best for the end of
the season.
Ritchie
> situation). Hope I am very wrong. Sean
I think 8 - 8 is what they will wind up with. I have zero confidence
in Schott and even less in Sanchez. I still don't see what everyone
sees in Sanchez. He looks like a deer in the headlights on the field
and I hate the pouting he does when he screws up.
Ray O'Hara
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I like those traits in Sanchise ;)
John C TX
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11-5
Ritchie
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You really believe they will go 11-5 ?
Michael
he has some boyish mannerisms, but he'll grow out of them i think.
best of all, he seems to play his best when it counts. that is an
ideal qb trait. the light goes on at the right time.
papa.carl44
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That stuff is good in high school and college...he's in a totally different
world now....he lost his leaders from last year, guys who put that feeling
into the huddle, Faneca and TJ....it seems they are trying to get Mangold to
do that.....Sanchez's boyish mannerisms may appeal to some in the pop set
today but it does not translate well to on the field leadership or taking
charge...I don't care how you cut it...the QB is a different animal...he
must take charge and that means more than just play well...he's not doing
that.
Michael
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> "Michael" <mjd1...@verizon.net> wrote in message
agree but he is such a young fellow. easy to excuse folly for now so
long as he's making strides. all we've seen so far this year is the
preseason. last year he was tossed into the starting role having only
one full season of college under his belt. he's got good stuff and
will grow into the leadership role. before he can do that, he has to
build up his on confidence. that will happen as he plays and lears
more. we've heard that he has learned a bunch more, now he needs to
make it work for himself on the field. it is hard to take charge and
control an offense if you dont yet have full ownership of your own
position. he's on the way to getting the first step completed. after
that, he'll be more of a man on the field
John C TX
Yes, & I have us losing the first two.
Sanchez doesn't have t be great just average because last year he
sucked.
papa.carl44
Michael...ownership of a position is one thing...taking charge is quite a
different thing. I played on a college team where the #1 Qb went
down...then the #2 guy...the rest were not even an option and a very good
running back stepped up...he had very little time to figure it out, and had
never thrown a pass in a game...but he was the leader, he gave O linemen
Hell if they missed a block, he was tough, he was always the guy in charge
and he was serious...it can happen. Tom Matte did it...go look at that list
of plays on the wristband on display in Canton. BTW....Kellen did look good
last night...he has a very live arm, there was a good cross field breeze and
it did not bother his throws at all. Brunell had a couple of guys open and
his throws got caught in the wind and hung up...not the velocity Kellen had.
Michael
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Papa... Sanchez did not even know the offense. "red light, yellow
light, green light" Perhaps it is harder to get on a line guy with
any authority for missing a block if you dont even know what he is
supposed to block in the first place and everyone around you knows
it. All I'm saying here is that he'll be more of a leader when he
himself is confident about his position and has proven it. All he
needs is a little more time to demonstrate himself and then I expect
you'll see him move into a leadership role. If not, he can go double
date with Matt Lienart. They can take their "chicks" out for hot
dogs. I'd consider cutting him some slack. Jeez... He did not have
much experience. Just one year starting at USA. We all knew we'd
have to bare with it. He's got skills and a good attitude. A guy like
that can move ahead.
papa.carl44
He can move ahead...well, he sure as Hell can't go much further back and
still be the first string QB....he has NO excuses about not knowing the
offense now...that should have been over half way through last season...now,
it's not even a question...and if it is it only says one of two things,
either Sanchez is an idiot, and I don't think he is, or Schott can't
communicate the offense...but after a year it has to be one or the
other...we shall see, there are a lot of guys who came out of college and
got it going....it seems that with the Jets it's always a "little more time"
deal, then something else happens.
Michael
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Shcott... Lets see