Sanchez...I hope he sucks.

[mlyonsd]

I'm not proud of the fact that I hope Sanchez turns out to be a dismal failure.

It started with the planet arguing about Sanchez vs. Cassel. I don't mind a decent argument on QB's but after getting rid of both Carl and Herm that alone should have been enough of a positive move forward to keep the issue civil. Taking issue with Pioli picking the QB he wanted over an unproven college draftee was silly. Then bitching about not picking Sanchez during the draft for trade bait instead of letting Pioli getting the guy he really wanted sealed the deal.

So for mostly whiny, petty feelings I hope he sucks. I don't want him to get hurt but would love to see him crying on the sidelines when he's finally replaced as a starter. I hope the first time he's called on to make a game saving throw it's evident when he chits is pants. I hope Blackledge has better numbers when their collective careers are done.

I'm going to root against him more than I did Elway. Ok, that was a stretch but I will totally enjoy every interception, every bad pass, every sack.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Dylan

... and to all a good night

Originally Posted by Pioli Zombie

And he shall ride into the city utop a donkey and they shall wave palms at him

Then 6 games later the same people who called him savior will call for him to be crucified.
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Mark Sanchez is the Way and the Light.

[Pioli Zombie]

He was sacked being a weak line for you.
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[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by KcChiefsKing

Yeah that spin isn't going to work. Leinart was given the prime opportunity to start yet he sucked even though he had 2 all world wide receivers. Kurt was on the backside of his career. He had bounced around the league like a 2nd tier backup. There is no way he should have won the competiton agaisnt leinart if leinart was halfway decent.
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Well, it's a good thing to know that you NEVER know what the hell you're talking about.

First off, Leinart was drafted to run Dennis Green's West Coast Offense. Green was fired after Leinart's first season and Whisenhunt runs a vertical offense, similar to the Coryell offense (which Vermiel, Martz, Saunders, Zampese, et al run). Leinart's not a vertical passer, he's a dink and dunk WCO guy. Competely different skillset.

Oh, and one more thing: Warner is clearly NOT on his last legs and he was already on the roster when Leinart was drafted.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Well, it's a good thing to know that you NEVER know what the hell you're talking about.

First off, Leinart was drafted to run Dennis Green's West Coast Offense. Green was fired after Leinart's first season and Whisenhunt runs a vertical offense, similar to the Coryell offense (which Vermiel, Martz, Saunders, Zampese, et al run). Leinart's not a vertical passer, he's a dink and dunk WCO guy. Competely different skillset.

Oh, and one more thing: Warner is clearly NOT on his last legs and he was already on the roster when Leinart was drafted.

Now WORK THE BODY! WORK THE RIB CAGE!!! UPPERCUT! UPPERCUT!

[milkman]

Originally Posted by mlyonsd

There's a big time Jets/Giants fan rivalry in NY. Eli worked through it, mostly I think because the organization behind him is solid.

NY fans will compare him to Eli, you can bet your life on it. I hope he cracks like an egg thrown against a brick wall.

I wish the Jets would rehire Herm in some capacity to seal the deal.

You underestimate Sanchez.

He is mature enough to handle the pressure and expectations.

Quite frankly, this thread just shows what a petty prick you are.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by milkman

You underestimate Sanchez.

He is mature enough to handle the pressure and expectations.

Quite frankly, this thread just shows what a petty prick you are.

REP.

[rad]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Well, it's a good thing to know that you NEVER know what the hell you're talking about.

First off, Leinart was drafted to run Dennis Green's West Coast Offense. Green was fired after Leinart's first season and Whisenhunt runs a vertical offense, similar to the Coryell offense (which Vermiel, Martz, Saunders, Zampese, et al run). Leinart's not a vertical passer, he's a dink and dunk WCO guy. Competely different skillset.

Oh, and one more thing: Warner is clearly NOT on his last legs and he was already on the roster when Leinart was drafted.

You would think Leinart would get traded if he doesn't fit. Why do they keep him? Money?