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Originally Posted by milkman
Thanks mecca.
I got in from work after Sanchez had already finished his time in the game and hadn't seen that.
You can see him go quickly through his progressions, make a quick decision, and throw a perfectly placed pass.
Impressive.
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Originally Posted by Mecca
It's a really nice play especially for a rookie QB, he looks off the safety even does a pump to hold him before throwing it down the field.
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Originally Posted by DeezNutz
And he's damn near in his own endzone, where a lot of QBs start to wet themselves...
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It was a 93 yard drive that started off with that pass. I like the way Ryan let him go out there and turn one loose from the get-go like that. That's having some confidence in your guy, and it was a good confidence builder for Sanchez as well.
Look, we're in full football mode now and I want my team to do well and to win. There's no use in crying, bitching, or pissing over something that has come and gone, and that we have no control over.
That article from about a week ago made it pretty clear that Haley wasn't comfortable with the idea of going in to his first time as a head coach with a "true rookie" at the helm, so Matt Cassel was gonna' be the guy and that's all there is/was to it. I can live with it because we're going to play a different kind of football than Rex Ryan. We're going to, with time, build a consistent, balanced roster that can compete and win because the whole will be greater than the sum of its parts.
That's where we're headed, and I'm cool with it.
And don't forget; the Jets we're playing against STL for ****'s sake.