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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy
Here's what I want to see before you break out the ****ing crown. I want to see Sanchez be forced to score points when his defense falters. His defense has played incredibly well in all of his playoff wins. The one they didn't, the team lost.
What has he done when something absolutely needed to happen? He had one drive to put his team in position to win. However, before you jimp, the ball was on the 50, they ran twice, and he threw a jump ball to a 6'5 receiver on a 5'9 corner that pretty much any QB could make in the NFL. He was epically bad most of that game, but his defense kept him in it.
Sanchez is a good quarterback that benefits from an all-world OL and a stud defense. He has a coach that takes ALL heat off him with his ridiculous rants. It's impressive he keeps winning no doubt, and I clearly think he's better than Cassel, but there's no chance I think he replicates his success here based on the lack off offensive line, and the defense not being at the Jets level.
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There's no question his learning curve in KC would be incredibly steep. But by the time we had the rest of the pieces in place, we would be MUCH better off at the QB position. At this point, I'm willing to endure a couple of sub-.500 seasons if it means developing a top-tier prospect out of round one.