Does Mark Sanchez really stink?

But you make valid points

Why don’t you look at the offenses and how the QB plays? Are you really going to say that Sanchez has been doing better than players like Roethlisberger and Schaub because of some of the selective stats? You can try to show them in any way. You can try and use the QB Rating to show that Sanchez is ranked 19th at QB or you can use PFF’s system to show he’s ranked 27th. Just look at the play of the QBs. Based on what I’ve seen of the QBs, I don’t think Sanchez is the 27th ranked QB in the NFL, but I don’t think he’s been better than players like Roethlisberger and Schaub, but you can use stats to make any point you want. They’re easily to manipulate.

Yeah, 18 passing TDs looks good. Throw in another 3 on the ground. Great. But Sanchez issues are there. For example, Comp % is a glaring issue. Its killing drives. But there is more to it than that. If he is inaccurate, that also means some of those completions are well off target and only the great play of the receivers has allowed the play to be made. And if a receiver must contort himself to make the catch, then he isn’t going to get very far after the catch.
You can hand pick stats or you can watch the games. And I watch the games and see that he is a struggling, middle of the pack-to-bottom of the pack QB..

is this guy is unfairly scrutinized, and he is in a class that I said. I did hand pick some stats, but the fact of the matter is stats don’t lie. He is doing better every year, and he is doing better than alot of other “franchise” quarterbacks in the stats I pointed out.
Big Ben has a better line, better running game, and better receivers at this point. Sanchez is making it work with patchwork receivers and a spotty running game. Completion % is not a glaring weakness. It doesn’t matter if you complete 55% or 75%, as long as you can put it in the end zone and complete 3rd downs. You can complete 1 of every 3 passes, and as long as it’s on 3rd down and you get a 1st, your good to go.

Thank you! I think the majority of Jets fans who have watched every game the last 3 seasons will agree that Mark Sanchez is not the problem. In fact its quiet the opposite, Sanchez is an excellent QB, and if they had a OC who had any clue about winning and running a real offense in the NFL, we would be hearing the exact opposite from the critics. Watch number 6 in the two minute drill, hurry up offense and fourth quarter; when the coaching staff has no choice but to put more control into his hands, and the kid can flat out play football and win games. He has a natural feel for the game, and when Schotty isn’t yapping garbage into his ear, the Jets get into a rhythm. When he is rolling out of the pocket and on the move, he is scanning and assessing his options (naturally) and going through his reads, and most of all, is much more accurate. I see none of this going on this season!! WHY!? And good god, if you take a compilation of all the routes called on third down, an alarming amount never even get the receiver close to the first down marker. Then when they do get some plays moving them down field, they change it up immediately. Im not asking Schotty to run the same exact play if it worked before, but recognize what did work and implement it into your future calls. I’ve seen Dustin Keller tear it up one game, and then go completely M.I.A the next game. It’s like Schotty is trying way to hard at staying a step ahead of the competition, and is just staying a step ahead of his own offense. Sanchez has proven he can win, Schotty has proven he can beat the Jets…..Lets go Tannenbaum! you didnt address the D line or the O line, you screwed up on FA pick ups (aside Plax), and have proven to any Vet on gang green you show no loyality. Get us a freakin tackle who can block, (not one who just looks like they can block) get us someone to clog the gaps and get a SS who can cover!!!!!! MARK SANCHEZ is the SANCHIZE! get a OC that knows how to score and the team can do the rest.