Sanchez....

declansharbor · #1 12-13-2010, 08:08 PM

Here's a tough one. Sanchez or Bradford?

I'd side with Bradford to build a franchise around, but I'm curious to see what others views are on this one. I like both of them as they move forward, but Bradford seems to have the edge imo.

Scav · #2 12-13-2010, 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by declansharbor

Here's a tough one. Sanchez or Bradford?

I'd side with Bradford to build a franchise around, but I'm curious to see what others views are on this one. I like both of them as they move forward, but Bradford seems to have the edge imo.

Next year will be the year you will know about Bradford. He has been impressive with limited talent

Cannon Shell · #3 12-14-2010, 04:01 AM

I think the obvious thing that people are missing in regards to Sanchez is that the Jets offensive line has played poorly of late which certainly plays a big factor in how he plays. In the 4th quarter of the last game Miami was blitzing and creating pressure on almost every play.

golfer · #4 12-14-2010, 05:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I think the obvious thing that people are missing in regards to Sanchez is that the Jets offensive line has played poorly of late which certainly plays a big factor in how he plays. In the 4th quarter of the last game Miami was blitzing and creating pressure on almost every play.

They had some individual breakdowns, especially Hunter against Wake, but there were many situations where, and the Dolphin players saw this, he had happy feet, and stepped up into trouble when he should have stayed put. Also, and he admitted this, he wasn't holding onto the ball with both hands in the pocket, which led to a couple of fumbles. The poor footwork had much to do with his game-long inaccuracy.

dalakhani · #5 12-15-2010, 04:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I think the obvious thing that people are missing in regards to Sanchez is that the Jets offensive line has played poorly of late which certainly plays a big factor in how he plays. In the 4th quarter of the last game Miami was blitzing and creating pressure on almost every play.

I have said it once and I will say it again-this team is very average blocking pass. They are top couple in the league at blocking run but that is a totally different deal and few lines do both well.

Danzig · #6 12-14-2010, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by declansharbor

Here's a tough one. Sanchez or Bradford?

I'd side with Bradford to build a franchise around, but I'm curious to see what others views are on this one. I like both of them as they move forward, but Bradford seems to have the edge imo.

i'm very impressed with bradford, i think he has a bright future ahead of him.

slotdirt · #7 12-14-2010, 08:12 AM

Based on a very, very limited sample size, Bradford by a mile.

RockHardTen1985 · #8 12-14-2010, 11:39 AM

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Based on a very, very limited sample size, Bradford by a mile.

Its more like 3 miles.
I would even take Colt Mccoy. He has no weapons at all and has shown talent.

jms62 · #9 12-14-2010, 12:46 PM

These California QB's are such a risk in the NFL. I'm suprised there is not a lot of talk about it. They play their entire college career and for some high school in picture perfect weather. Come November on the east coast they are unable to handle the elements.

NTamm1215 · #10 12-14-2010, 12:52 PM

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These California QB's are such a risk in the NFL. I'm suprised there is not a lot of talk about it. They play their entire college career and for some high school in picture perfect weather. Come November on the east coast they are unable to handle the elements.

I really think that this has something to do with Sanchez's struggles. He looked very uncomfortable and cold in New England and the wind was blowing like crazy on Sunday.

I was at the Texans-Ravens game last night. Baltimore was extremely lucky to get out of there with a win and they have a lot of to do offensively if they're going to make any noise in the first round.

The Texans found yet another way to lose, they deserve points for creativity. Hopefully their next coach will help them develop a killer instinct.

RockHardTen1985 · #11 12-14-2010, 12:55 PM

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I really think that this has something to do with Sanchez's struggles. He looked very uncomfortable and cold in New England and the wind was blowing like crazy on Sunday.

I was at the Texans-Ravens game last night. Baltimore was extremely lucky to get out of there with a win and they have a lot of to do offensively if they're going to make any noise in the first round.

The Texans found yet another way to lose, they deserve points for creativity. Hopefully their next coach will help them develop a killer instinct.

Dude, Is Baltimore not allowed to have a bad game? They played NE better then any of the other "good teams"
They split with Pitt and should have swept. They DOMINATED TEXANS FOR 2 QUARTERS, then kinda fell to sleep. They beat the Jets in NY. I think last night wakes the defense up.
They are the only team other then NE that can win the AFC.

dalakhani · #12 12-15-2010, 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by NTamm1215

I really think that this has something to do with Sanchez's struggles. He looked very uncomfortable and cold in New England and the wind was blowing like crazy on Sunday.

I was at the Texans-Ravens game last night. Baltimore was extremely lucky to get out of there with a win and they have a lot of to do offensively if they're going to make any noise in the first round.

The Texans found yet another way to lose, they deserve points for creativity. Hopefully their next coach will help them develop a killer instinct.

Now is it more likely that he hated the cold or the wind? He didn't seem to hate the cold too much last year in the playoffs. True?

The wind may be a different story. He doesn't have the strongest arm but that has nothing to do with where he played college ball or where his mama dropped him.

philcski · #13 12-15-2010, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by jms62

These California QB's are such a risk in the NFL. I'm suprised there is not a lot of talk about it. They play their entire college career and for some high school in picture perfect weather. Come November on the east coast they are unable to handle the elements.

Interesting theory.

Buffalo has been 0-3 with California dudes at QB so far. (R. Johnson, Losman, Edwards)

I guess that means I should revise my love affair with Luck.

jms62 · #14 12-15-2010, 04:37 AM

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Interesting theory.

Buffalo has been 0-3 with California dudes at QB so far. (R. Johnson, Losman, Edwards)

I guess that means I should revise my love affair with Luck.

I have the same concerns with luck. My cousin played with Edwards in college so I had other concerns with him. He had all the tools but hadn't played a full season since high school. His career for all intents and purposes ended in Arizona 2 years ago. I'm sure as a Bills fan you know the play. On another note I have really grown to love Fitz's toughness.