But what?

As keg says, why is that dismissed by so many as some kind of insult?

he did exactly that, and that's a good job by a rookie.

What the **** does he have to do to be great?

Jesus, people.

He had a near-perfect statistical game, on the road, in the playoffs. And his team won the game.

What should he have done? Throw for 300?

But this game should be another nail in the coffin of Palmer being a franchise QB.

Because they were fully expecting the kid to go out and throw 4 INT's and lose the game for the Jets.

He did the polar opposite, a near-perfect game, and they'll do whatever they can to discredit the kid.

I'd love to know what else the kid could have done.

Jesus ****ing christ. No... I dont think you win playoffs games by making a rookie QB throw 45 times. He ****ing managed the game.... he did his ****ing job. Stop being so ****ing sensitive to those that arent as eager to suck his cock as some are. Read my ****ing posts, stop looking for me to slob on his sack.


Only questions I had about Sanchez pre draft was experience, I dont think he's a bust, in fact, I think he played well in large spurts as a rookie. But Ryan isnt going to ask him to win games in the playoffs. Their strengths are : the running game and defense. Thats what will carry them this year.

At the same time, some people want so badly to be right that they are making more of it than it was.

There's no objectivity on either side.

I agree, he played well, did what was asked of him. The Jets played to their strengths and Sanchez delivered when he needed to. I dont think he carried them, but was part of why they won today.

I haven't read the thread, so I can't comment on that.

I just keep seeing these backhanded compliments.

It's basically RoR, who you know would make more of it than it was.

300? Been done.

Gotcha.

"If Cassel were a Jet, they'd be a lock to win the Super Bowl"-Cassholes.

Sanchez did something the Chiefs franchise hasn't done in 15 years.

Braylon Edwards playing half-assed. Imagine that.