Just type it out and let the board filter it. Everybody understands what's being said. And nobody really cares.

Cassel has played 1 less game.

Rudi Johnson

No, it was a guy played for the Giants was like 3rd sting and the other 2RB got hurt. He had a decent year then was diagnosed with cancer.

Got treatment and came back a year later or so. It was a big story in like 2003.

He basically phizzled out after that.

It's like he's a 10 year old that thinks it's a big deal to cuss.

Coffeyville.

I'm offended by the f word.

True, but injury has no bearing whatsoever on my bet with Dummy, and if Cassel can't put up 300 against Oakland or Cleveland; say goodnight Gracie.

He went to Butler CC according to Wikipedia.

Like we care.

:evil:

Found out, Lashon Johnson and he played at NEO. Farther back than I remembered.

That's the one.

All you ****ers should go **** yourselves. :harumph:

Right, meant to say that ,but apparently Coffeyville came out instead. Guess its too late to edit?

No need, we are way off topic anyway.

Lashon Johnson was a bullrider if I remember correct as well.

flacco is not filtered.

Yes he was.

Damn do not bring reality here!

Its a Sanchoke thread

Wow.

An actual coherent thought.

It's a miracle!

Wait till 9 PM. :)

I only come here when I drink-:)

Not a life line.

ROFL

Well, get to drinkin' damnit!

Nobody is putting up 300 yards against anybody with this shitty ass team.
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Retire the ****ing War Horse, put Ozzy to bed, and just roll this bitch on the jumbo-tron to set the tone:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBqNlTudqkQ

Mark Sanchez is Rick Mirer with a good defense and the New York media.
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I would be butt hurt as a Patriot fan, the dude is going to own you guys for the next decade. Pioli and Mangina just gave the Jets best present ever.

Truth.

Sanchez is going to own Brady now? LMAO.

He may end up being really good but Brady already has 3 SB's and will likely get at least one more.

What are the odds Sanchez gets 3? Or even 2? Very slim.

I fart in your general direction.

I believe the quote was, "will own NEW ENGLAND". And the last I looked, QB's aren't on the field at the same time.

I believe the context was Sanchez will own NE. So using Brady as a counter argument is not out of line.

Fine, Sanchez will own NE and Belichick. Same answer.

Try again.

So Brady IS New England. Got it.

That's beyond idiotic. Your acting like your brain dead. Sanchez might end up being an average Nfl QB, so what. Do you and Mecca have a suicide pact?

I want credit for this if it happens.

I don't understand a ****ing word you just said.

We can't in football, basketball, or baseball. Fortunately, female athletes are often highly intelligent and motivated, and Truman has perhaps the best women's athletics program in all of Division II. They've been consistently competitive on the national level in tennis, volleyball, and soccer, and their swimming team is a dynasty.

Watching the Chiefs' game yesterday, it seemed like Cassel doesn't drop back (if that is the correct expression) very far after he gets the ball. Is that correct?

How very clever. Are going to have another melt down and leave like a scalded dog if I don't?

So Guardian why don't you tell us about your wonderful career at UCM?

if you ask some around here they would tell you thats EXACTLY how it is.

Right. I'm sure Belichick is quivering at how to stop Mark Sanchez.
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I am going to absolutely piss my pants with laughter when the Jets kick your ass at Wine and Cheese Field.

I've seen it said here, by more than one person, that the ENTIRE Patriots legacy basically boils down to taking Brady in the 6th round. Some might call it luck and some might say they had to be brow beat by a vociferous assistant coach, but the point is always the same.

Sure. And if in the one one hundreth of a chance the Jets manage to win that game, it won't be because of Mark Mirer.
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ROFL Whatever you say Know Mo.

I love how Boy Wonder gets a free ride for literally handing the game to the Saints. 3 interception, a fumble in the end zone, 14 points, all given up by the Sainted One alone. It was Delhomme-worthy.
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Will we hear 'dirty Sanchez' on a network broadcast?

QFT, heard it here many times.

Well?

Bad game. Very, very bad game.

Just a guess, but he'll probably recover. If he's still making these same mistakes at 27, we should be concerned.

Which was also my point early on. Sanchez has been riding the crest of that Jets defense for 3 weeks. The Jets defense still only allowed 10 points to the best offense in the league yesterday, but Sanchez shit the bed all day long. I have NO DOUBT that if the Jets had somehow managed to win that game certain people on this board would have been all over his nutsack talking about how he won the game and "made plays" (dude aint made a fuggin play since college) to help his team win. Sharper talked about the fact that he locked onto his primary target all day. Not to mention the fact that the kid has no field awareness or pocket presence. Sanchez can be a good care taker quarterback for that defense. But that's about all he's ever going to amount to. Last year Matt Ryan had a few bad games of course, but even early on you could see he had the instincts that Sanchez is severely lacking in.

I agree. And Cassel has never got a game in which he coughed up a pick 6 and fumbled in the end zone and threw 2 more picks after that. In case that's what you were getting at.
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Excellent Points. But I guess Sanchez will get a free ride until he's 27 with this bunch.
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Last year people were saying Flacco was just a game manager and IMO he is showing he can be more. Your putting too much on such a small sample of pro games.

I don't know how I can make myself any clearer. While Flacco may have been more of a game manager last year he and Ryan had things like pocket presence and field awareness that Sanchez clearly does not have. It's like trying to teach a running back vision. It's not possible. Sanchez wasn't even aware he was running around in the end zone yesterday. That's something guy should be aware of pre-snap. He never felt people around him and seems to lack some of the very important instincts that both Flacco and Ryan showed even as rookies. Sanchez could end up being a decent QB one day but he's always going to have a problem with ball control (he's been a fumbling machine so far and I don't know of a single QB that really ever corrects that, look at Dave Krieg and Culpepper) and pocket presence. Right now we'd still be 0-4 but look even less competitive if Sanchez were on this team starting.

Sanchez would have been killed already.
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Clearly the Guardian knows all since he was a backup LB at UCM and played with two studs at Coffeyville.

Backup?

Explains why he doesn't want to talk about playing after JuCo.

Are you just throwing out random schools?

CC is not that type. He's got solid info, or he wouldn't be using it.

Sounds to me like someone's been outed.

As a tough-talking backup.

If TheGuardian is who some of us think that he is then he was invisible against Northwest Missouri State in 2006 as a backup that saw a fair amount of playing time. Nice job tying for 6th in the conference during your senior season, Mule.

I can't bring myself to care about the New York Jets' quarterback situation.

hahahahahaha Ok this was funny!

I don't think that's fair or true. Pioli did resurge the team from a bottom-feeder to a very competitive playoff team with Bledsoe at the helm. And people forget that for 1-2 seasons, the Pats babied Brady with a very simple, game manager type of role. The first Super Bowl was won with defense, not offense. Brady was good enough to finish games when they needed him most, but for the most part, it was his supporting cast that set the table for him.

I will agree that over time, the team's ability to sustain success is largely due to Brady. They haven't been nearly as good in their drafting now as they were before Brady.

Bottom feeder? The Tuna had them in a bowl not long before.

And did it work?

Did Brady win?

Yes. Yes he did.

Brady did what was necessary to win...

Cassel is a ball protector most of the time, I'll give him that. It also makes Johnny a very dull boy who holds on too long, cherishes his dink and dunk, and ends up on his ass in the backfield too much.
And unlike Sanchez, Mark Castle reads the field as if he were comparison shopping at Hy Vee rather than urgently trying finding an open receiver. "Castle! You can't grill a ****ing burger back there son"!LMAO

But who knows? Maybe one day he'll consistently find an open man beyond 10 yards from the line of scrimmage!

Oh! Dare to dream! DREAM I SAY!