I got roasted on this site for saying Sanchez doesn’t have the arm strength or ability to be a starting NFL QB. The Jets already had a game manager with Clemens but they bought all the hype about a college QB who had a better team around him that the rest of college teams, I told you all not too expect too much and I don’t care to keep hearing the rookie excuse either, with the team he has around him he shouldn’t be playing like he does, wait until New England, this time won’t be as nice since it seems now that the teams have had a good look a Ryans D it’ll be a different story.

Well at least we are not 8-3 and just handed a BIG Let down. I was excited with the 3-0 start, they really looked like a well oiled machine! Just wondering where it all went wrong. I ask myself this year after year!! C’mon let’s get it together ALREADY!!!!!!!!!

getting schooled big time. 24-0 and it’s not even halftime.

OMG this is not looking good at all.

He’s throwing better passes to the NE defensive backs than his own players.

4 INT and none of them were even close to a Jet receiver.

Bring back Pennington and have Sachez get some seasoning from the sidelines …. this team was built to
win now and my only hope now is that with Pennington at
the helm and with the “D” (with Jenkins and Leon W back from injury) next season could be our time.

now with all the injuries … my point is for the Jets to bring in a seasoned QB with a decent arm.

17 NE points off of Sanchez miscues today … any idea of the number of points this season resulting from a Mark Sanchez interception/fumble ?

The difference in the game, 17 pts.

Favre, Brett Favre. The GREATEST QB to ever suit up. Look what Favre is doing now! Look at Favre’s game this week. Have fun with Sanchez!! hahahahahahahaha That will teach you to LIE about and TRASH an injured Brett Favre (coaches covered up his injury last year in typical desperate Jets style) last year. Have fun watching Brett in the Super Bowl, Jetsters!!!!!!!!

Peyton clearly had a lot of rookie problems as has Sanchez. The big difference, though, is that Peyton had a huge upside to him. I just don’t see this with Sanchez. I do think he will learn from and move beyond these rookie mistakes. I also think he has good leadership qualities and seems to be able to bounce back from mistakes. That said, he does have size and arm problems that I believe will hold him back from being a great NFL QB.

Thanks to Woody and Jets front-office management, the hype they have pushed on Sanchez far exceeds his true potential. This is my real concern. I can live with the rookie mistakes. I can live with an 8-8 season this year. What worries me is that a two or three years down the road, we won’t be able to blame rookie mistakes on the fact that the Jets made a huge investment (in time and money) with a QB who will be average. In the meantime, many of the players the Jets also invested in will be on the decline or ready for retirement.

but he’s also shown that he can play. we have to give him at least 2 years before we abandon ship on him. he didn’t play 4 years in college so he’s still a little immature. he’ll come around.

Miami defeated NE, and it looks like a catfight to the end…

NE’s defense has been exposed for all to see, just don’t see them running away with the divison since nothing seems certain with their defense playing as poorly as it is.

The Jets could possibly win the division … boggles the mind to be saying that, how things have changed the past
3 weeks.

GO J_E_T_S !!!!!

The Jets should beat TB. Atlanta at home is a winnable game. Indy and Cincy will be tough ones but ……. who knows. If the Jets go 8-8 they’re a longshot. If they go 9-7 they have a shot. I’m just worried that Miami will keep pace them because they’d win a tiebreaker.