"The full reerun is strong in this one"...

SILENCE INFIDEL! :p

The thing I like is that when he's flushed from the pocket, he doesn't immediately go east/west. He executes these very deep and wide roll-outs that allow him to get a nice forward momentum going before delivering the ball. He utterly destroyed Houston with that.

That Stafford-like arm on a Big Ben body with the ability to make completions on the run gives me major ****ing wood. His mechanics aren't as urgent and crisp as Sanchez, but that may develop over the next two years.

This.

Where are the OTHER naysayers in this thread? Oh, that's right; they did the smart thing and STFU

Sanchez not only has the skills of Joe Montana, John Elway, John Unitas, Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning rolled into one, he is Mark Messiah, Name above all names, blessed redeemer, Emmanuel. He is our ransom from Heaven. The healer of the sick. He is Alpha and Omega. The King of Kings. Lord of Lords. All fans should give him 10 percent of their paychecks as it is his money anyway and he is allowing us to keep the othr 90 percent. There has never been such footwork in the pocket, poise, intelligence to rival his. I mean, when he single handedly beat the Patriots with those 165 yards passing I knew I had witnessed a new era in football.
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You know very well Cassel is a lot more mobile than Delhomme.

I thought that said he is Mark Messier I was gonna be like he's an old white bald hockey player?

After watching last nights game,lord I hope so.:shake:

Well he DID come to New York and delivered a Stanley Cup :)
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I actually do see some similarities between what Sanchez is doing to Brady in 2001. Very good game manager surrounded by a solid, not great, but solid OL, average receivers and a very good defense. But if you put the 2001 Brady on a suck ass team with the worst OL you've ever seen balanced with a crappy defense and Brady would have been killed.
For anyone to make any judgements on Sanchez vs Cassel with the entirely different scenarios they are given is assinine.
Yeah, Jim Plunkett and Archie Manning sucked too when they played for those crappy Patriot and Saints team too.
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Jets might be the one NFL franchise cursed as much as the Chiefs.

Ill believe Sanchez gets them to the ship when i see it.

I'm with ya there.I gotta admit though,I like the attitude that Rex Ryan has given to his team,they seem to have taken right to it.Well just have to see how they react to that first real good ass whooping.If they take that and stay up and move on there just might be something there to watch.

If Sanchez should fail in NY, even because of a freak injury. QBs will avoid the Jets like Crabtrees avoid 49ers.

Yeah, Sheldon Richardson.

Saw the kid play a few games in HS, and he's rigoddamndiculous.

And Cassel has already proven that he can win with a good team and put up good numbers, so I don't see why the focus is on Cassel or Sanchez. If we draft Sanchez, we're probably still giving up 30 points a game, unable to run the ball, and getting the QB killed every time he drops back...

May I introduce you to the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns?

Sanchez has been great this year. I have to admit it.

But, 2 things stood out last week. 1) he's not used to playing in bad weather. he didnt have a towel for the wet ball to start the game (only after the ball slipped out of his hand on a throw did he and the center start wearing one) and 2) he's awful at handling the ball. he carries it like a loaf of bread. and every team will be watching tape on that for future games.

Fortunately, you can teach him to stop those bad habits. and the fact that the Jets have no really decent receivers other than Keller and Cotcherry shows just how good hes been when the Jets need him to throw the ball.

I am pleasantly surprised with him. and I have to thank that dumbass Mangini for trading that pick to us for nobodys so we could get him :D