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But it's important to look at the reason why it happened. This was the first game where the Jets looked like they weren't in at least some control of the game. It was the first game where you could see the Jets take the kid gloves off and open up the offense. But that's what would happen to any inexperienced QB. It wouldn't bother me so much, but there are dozens of posters who are obsessing over how amazing Sanchez has been and how much of a bust Cassel is. Obsessing. The same people who refuse to believe that a crappy situation has led Cassel to be uneffective are the same who are making excuses for Sanchez not excelling when the situation wasn't as favorable. This game wouldn't have been such a big deal if there weren't so many people hugging his nuts for the first month of the season. |
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How did I know you would troll this thread after his FIRST bad game as a rookie? you are a simpleton jackass. The offensive play calling was awful in this game IMO. the Saints had 9 men at the line of scrimmage and the Jets continued to try and run the ball. by you blaming Sanchez for this game only makes you look more of a jackass than you already did..lol..which is difficult to fathom :D |
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JUCO football is where the dumbasses who were too damn stupid to get into college out of high school go.
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Cassell qb rating today 78.5
Sanchez qb rating today 27.0 That is not a typo 27. NO played better on D than anyone thought. But today people got a look at what sanchez would look like with the chiefs. Sanchez I think will be a good qb but he's a rookie and he may have more games like this before the year is up. I wanted sanchez as much as anyone here but a qb can't do it on his own. Put sanchez in a good situation and he will do well. BUT the same applies to cassell. |
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He played with Justin Tvck, I wonder if he signed his contract like that. |
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I should apologize to Justin Tuck since he went to Notre Dame he's obviously to smart to ever have been at a JUCO with this guy.
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It shouldn't take this long to answer, however, as he played with the guys. Still waiting. |
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So there isnt any talent at that level? Or are you saying all D1 players are smart? |
I dont know what the expectations of Sanchez were as a rookie..lol..but in my opinion he's doing a great job for a first year player with 4 games nfl xp under his belt.
I would take him over that pos Pennington in a heart beat. he was due to have a bad game. and any turd (guardian or whatever the **** your name is) that critiques a first year rookie like that is a clueless idiot :D |
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After a year or two of raising their grades (wonder how they manage that? :rolleyes:), they do eventually move on to real college. |
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Dont know that the Jets are world beaters, but Sanchez is in a much better place than he would be with the Chiefs. Appears you guys wont have to worry about that position for a few 10 years. Just need someone to throw to. |
Still waiting.
C'mon, man. You claim you played with 2 former 1st round picks. It's not that difficult to type their names. |
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Like i said, you don't know anything about that process. Saying shit like "JUCO isn't even high school level" is perhaps one of the most idiotic things I've ever read regarding football. There are a shit ton of players in the NFL who went through JUCO. Some for academic reasons, some for other reasons. you simply have no idea as to what you are talking about and neither does anyone else here because they have never done anything. And as I noted, JUCO was not the highest level I played at, just the only one I'm going to talk about. |
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Tough for some high schoolers to get in the likes of a Michigan, Ohio State, etc. as an out-of-stater. D2s will have lesser admissions requirements, of course. Now, once the yutes get on campus, there is no question that they are expected to perform in the classroom, so this is where the junior college analogy breaks down. |
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Ah in other words "I'm making shit up"
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If it actually happened, there's no reason not to mention who he played with. |
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What better way to make a bunch of lemmings believe what you say than to say you played ball with guys who are in the NFL? |
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I'm not the one claiming I played JUCO ball, with 2 first round picks, but makes excuses when asked to prove it. |
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And ehhhh ... if you don't believe me, you can ask my wife, ehhhh .... Morgan Fairchild, ... whom I've seen naked! http://blog.pennlive.com/thrive/medium_LOVITZ.jpg |
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do we really have a whole thread on Sanchez? I havent even seen this much discussion on the chiefs.
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Unless you've played football, you don't know shit. /Haley/
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Seems fucking stupid doesn't it? Yeah, thought so. |
Ohio State used to send their "non-predictors" to Coffeyville College. Ron Springs was one of them. O.J. Simpson also played JUCO ball.
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Didnt see it until after I replied. Familiar with how talented some JUCO's are. lol... depends on how "tough" a D2 academic requirements are to meet. Its a fine line between qualifying and not. |
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Who the **** needs to make a phone call to confirm anything? The information is a click away on the internet. |
You'd think someone with any education wouldn't spell a word fucking.
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I never said they are world beaters..I'm just pleasantly surprised with Sanchez. he certainly doesnt suck..lol And I'm a pessimist..so I'm waiting till the end of the season to pass judgement |
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I don't give a rat's ass if you played in the NFL, when you look like a dumbass, and act like a dumbass, then it's a fair assumption that you are a dumbass. Herman ****ing Edwards played, scouted, and coached in the NFL, and you won't find a bigger dumbass, except the one that claims he played JUCO football and has come to be known around here as "The reerunian". |
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That explains, ChiefsCountry, why UCM was able to get some guys that MSU couldn't. Its not a large difference, however, and the difference is trending smaller. As for Truman, they compete strongly in a number of sports. Football isn't one of them right now; that could change some if they ever get their program's house in order. |
My last words on this:
Marty Shook. Someone make it happen. |
Wait...how would someone have called his old coach unless he gave them the number?
Did they go look up a division 1 coaches phone number? |
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Less holes to fill, better than that guy you guys had last year. lol |
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You're a ****ing genious(cps) who's too stupid to prove your mental superiority? |
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Let me reboot... |
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For the season so far: Sanchez yards including rushing: 782. Cassel yards including rushing: 516. Difference: 266 yards. Current overall QB ratings have not been posted to ESPN yet. |
So Guardian, did you play at Coffeyville? I know Jonathan Joseph and Reggie Nelson were first round picks and they went to school there. Nelson didnt play though if I remember his scouting report.
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One thing that TheFacadian is right about in this thread is that JUCOs get a lot of D1 talent. Lots of players spend two years at a JUCO before being able to transfer into a BCS, FCS or D2 school. Some schools devote much of their recruiting resources to landing JUCO transfers.
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