This Sanchez Chap

[Donger]

I fully admit that I'm not very savvy when it comes to football, but while watching the Chiefs game this weekend, CBS suddenly turned to the Jets' game instead (I'm not really sure why). Anyway, the Jets had a QB named Sanchez that seemed really good a throwing the ball (which is, I think, the primary goal of a QB). So, I started thinking: "I think this is the chap who the Chiefs could have drafted this year, but didn't."

Is that correct?

If so, how much are the Jets paying this Sanchez fellow in comparison to Cassel?

Thanks.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

I'm waiting, too. I've asked him before where he played, but he's never answered. I'm convinced at this point that he's bullshitting us. The quality of his football takes certainly suggests that he is.

What else would you expect, making up some story like that is a really easy way to get idiots to buy into what he says.

[ArrowheadMagic]

Originally Posted by D2112

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

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.

[OnTheWarpath15]

Still waiting.

C'mon, man. You claim you played with 2 former 1st round picks.

It's not that difficult to type their names.

[Reaper16]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Nope if you saw my other reply. JUCOs get alot of players who are true D1 studs bc they were morons in high school who couldn't get the grades. Its the same with alot of the D2 programs.

No, it isn't. Terrible comparison. Academics are a big aspect of D2 athletics. The athletes are expected to perform in the classroom. Besides, they're real universities the D2 kids are playing for; their admissions standards are higher than a junior college.

[TheGuardian]

Originally Posted by milkman

Actually, Jucos do have some talented players that attend because they don't meet the academic criteria of even the most minimal requirements at 4 year schools that have low standards.

After a year or two of raising their grades (wonder how they manage that? ), they do eventually move on to real college.

Or because they were undiscovered at the high school level or have/had head coaches at that level who don't do a good job at getting their guys many division I looks.

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.

[Reaper16]

Originally Posted by TheGuardian

And as I noted, JUCO was not the highest level I played at, just the only one I'm going to talk about.

You're not even talking about JUCO. You're just typing the word JUCO and expecting people to believe you.

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

No, it isn't. Terrible comparison. Academics are a big aspect of D2 athletics. The athletes are expected to perform in the classroom. Besides, they're real universities the D2 kids are playing for; their admissions standards are higher than a junior college.

Northwest isnt that way but some of your fellow D2 members are.

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

No, it isn't. Terrible comparison. Academics are a big aspect D2 athletics. The athletes are expected to perform in the classroom. Besides, they're real universities the D2 kids are playing for; their admissions standards are higher than a junior college.

There is some truth to the D2 comparison, at times. For example, this is how a school like Emporia State landed Leon Lett.

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.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Still waiting.

C'mon, man. You claim you played with 2 former 1st round picks.

It's not that difficult to type their names.

He's not going to answer this question....

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Reaper16

You're not even talking about JUCO. You're just typing the word JUCO and expecting people to believe you.

[TheGuardian]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Still waiting.

C'mon, man. You claim you played with 2 former 1st round picks.

It's not that difficult to type their names.

Because that would tell you where I played you fucking reerun. And after some idiots from another board looked that up and literally called my former coach (who is an offensive coach at a div I school now) I vowed I'd never give out that much info again. So no, blow me.

[Mecca]

Ah in other words "I'm making shit up"

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Mecca

He's not going to answer this question....

Why not?

If it actually happened, there's no reason not to mention who he played with.

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by TheGuardian

Sanchez blows monkey balls. If he were on a team that weren't playing playoff caliber defense right now he's already have been exposed as the piece of garbage he is.

[Reaper16]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Northwest isnt that way but some of your fellow D2 members are.

There are a lot of D2 schools. Some are colleges and function much like, well, junior colleges. Most are universities (there is a difference between a university and a college) with actual standards of admission and they don't take kids who don't academically qualify.