Why is this true? Did USC run a West Coast Offense with Leinart? Do they still run it with Sanchez? If so, why would Sanchez adapt to Haley's offense when Leinart couldn't?

So many questions.

Please don't play stupid anyone with a quarter of a brain can look up and see how much stronger Sanchez arm is in comparison to Leinart.

I've looked at the video you posted - I don't see anything terribly impressive about his arm. On his long tds, his receiver is always running 5 yds away from the nearest defender and has plenty of time to adjust to the ball.

I also haven't seen anybody off ChiefsPlanet say Sanchez has anything but an average arm. I'm open to any new info on this not authored by someone named "Mecca" or ""Hamas"" or the like.

The only person that thinks he has a shitty arm is Todd McShay...hear read some reaction to it..

Thanks..

http://draftcountdown.com/forum/showthread.php?t=30102

1. Matthew Stafford, Georgia: The former Bulldog completed more than 60 percent of his passes while throwing for 3,459 yards with 22 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. As a polished pocket passer with outstanding arm strength and touch, Stafford is at ease directing a pro-style offense. Though he occasionally gets sloppy with his footwork and fundamentals in the pocket, Stafford is the most "pro ready" prospect at the position and will eventually develop into a quality starter.

2. Mark Sanchez, Southern California: The Pac-10's leading passer surprised many with his decision to enter the draft after only one full season as the Trojans' starter. While scouts will downgrade him for his lack of game experience, Sanchez is highly regarded as a pro prospect due to his outstanding physical tools and leadership ability. His spectacular Rose Bowl performance (28-of-35 for 413 passing yards with four touchdowns) is why some view him as a potential franchise-type quarterback.

3. Josh Freeman, Kansas State: As a talented playmaker with a big arm and prototypical size (6-foot-6, 248 pounds), Freeman is likely to shoot up draft boards if he has a strong showing at the combine.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...qbs/index.html



Note absence of any superlatives for Sanchez' arm.

Outstanding physical tools.....

I really wish people wouldn't go with the "I'm going to play dumb card"

i like sanchez, but to use what some people on the internet's reaction to what an expert said as an example is funny

1. Matt Stafford, QB, Georgia: When he throws for the scouts, they will be in awe.

8. Mark Sanchez, QB, USC: He's accurate, poised and his arm is plenty strong. The knock on him will be that he was a one-hit wonder. Don't believe it.

"In awe" vs. "plenty strong." Pete Prisco couldn't even wind up the hype machine for Sanchez.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=202729

The only person who thinks Sanchez has a shitty arm is Todd McShay and he was doing it to try to support his Sanchez to the Jets theory to play to the New York market..

But sure Jason you know more than a forum that follows the draft 365.

His arm isn't as strong as Staffords if that's your point great 99% of the NFL doesn't have an arm that strong. No one thinks he has a better arm than Stafford...the point is his arm is strong in relation to being able to play in the NFL.

Are you just trying to be a reerun today?

mecca i said in the quote that i like sanchez, i just said that to use what some people said on the internet to prove a point is silly. did i say that i knew more than those people? keep making shit up bro.

Then why are you making a condescending post toward them then?

Mark Sanchez's Scouting Report
By Matt McGuire


Strengths: Solid size and adequate bulk ... Impressive statistical production in junior season ... Extremely fluid athlete ... Outstanding mobility ... Great pocket awareness and knows how to step up into and around the pocket to get the ball off ... Has the sixth sense for the pass rush ... Strong arm and can make all the NFL throws, but it isn't elite.

http://www.walterfootball.com/pro2009msanchez.php

Thanks proving the point.....his arm is strong there ya go.

Are you done going to pull up every scouting report you can find now? He doesn't have the strongest arm in the world no but it is strong...and if you think having the best arm makes someone good I bet you are a huge Russell fan.

what did i say bad about them?