That’s not exactly a ringing endorsement.

Alex Smith sucked for longest, and now has the right coaching, look how good he’s doing. We got rid of a terrible offensive coordinator, who wouldn’t play to Sanchez strengths, so that’s a big step for Sanchez. Now QB coach needs to be fired.

Some FAs, Chris Redman, Jason Cambell, Kyle Orton, Matt Flynn, Brady Quinn, Shaun Hill, Drew Stanton, David Carr, Rex Grossman, Josh Johnson, David Garrad, Vince Young, Chad Henne, Charlie Whitehurst, Dennis Dixon and a few others.

I like Redman personally.

there’s nowhere to go but up!

:-)

if Trent richardson is there we should draft him. Shonn Greene and Mcknight won’t be able to get it done and Mark Sanchez plays better when the running game is working.

But not once was he called lazy by his teammates and/or had his leadership questioned. By comparison, he was a number one pick, drafted to one of the most legendary franchises in NFL history during a painful playoff drought. 6 seasons of disappointment, embarrassment, but not ONCE did a story like this ever surface with him. Something I noticed.

Who’s stomach turns when they see the Jets Pepsi Maxx commercial??

I actually watched the interview and LT also said ALL players play better when they are pushed by someone else.
I think this is very true and we all know Sanchez not only needs competition to push him but the Jets also need a viable backup just in case he gets hurt. He also refuted all claims about Sanchez being lazy. I hope LDT comes back but it doesn’t look like that’s going to happen.

i think this is where sparano realy helps. sparano s known to be a motivator, something that i’m prety sure schotty never was. i think the motivation wasn’t just a backup qb problem, it was a coaching problem too. as the coach, you got to instill yur qb with a good work ethic. hopefully sparano will help with this

“I think some things that happened in the locker room between (Sanchez) and the receivers, I think that’s where this is coming from — some of the disconnects that happened throughout the year, maybe some of the arguments you guys heard about throughout the year,” Tomlinson said. “So I think this is where it may be coming from.”

“Listen, there are a lot of things you can say about Mark Sanchez, but to call him lazy is a bit much,” Tomlinson said. “This is a guy that has worked very hard off the field … in the film room, I’ve seen it … the weight room, putting in extra time with the coaches early in the morning … after practice, when everybody is gone, putting in time. So he’s not lazy.”

“There were times in the locker room that things were happening, but players — for the most part in the season — kept it under wraps,” he said. "It didn’t really get out to the media until the end part of the season. I think it happened because of the losses we had toward the end. Once that happened, you got guys to come out to the media, saying things, (how) they’re not happy about certain situations.

“That’s the issue. You have guys, anonymously, saying things that are bringing this team down and you can’t have that.”

the wr’s were the guys on his case but were also the guys who stopped putting in 100% on the field .and saying sanchez needs competition is saying the FO have done a bad job finding talent for this team . everybody needs to be pushed to get better in every walk of life and not having a guy to do that is 1 of the main reasons that sanchez hasn’t progressed as quickly and he could have

Tanny and Rex are at fault for this. Players love to play for Rex, and they know it, but they took it too far. They think they can continually bring in talented bad dudes and they’ll conform because of Rex. That’s all fine when you’re winning, but bad dudes are bad dudes, and it all comes out when you’re struggling. Bad guys point fingers at others, they don’t look in the mirror. Santonio Holmes jogs around, then calls others lazy. How does a Super Bowl MVP in the prime of his career become available for a fifth round draft pick? Now you know. It’s time to now get rid of the bad guys, and get some good character guys in here.

Some poeple just wont lose when it comes to Sanchez, you got LT, who some of you wanted to kiss when he spoke out about Holmes attitude in the last game but when he mentions Sanchez needs someone to push him for the QB to play better (which is an indictment on the lack of respect he has for his position or at the least he didn’t catch on to the offence to the point it was obvious)
Some of us want to call LT out and attack his opinion … It’s sad the extent the apologist will go to.