Mark Sanchez can artificially inseminate a horse with just his index finger. That's pretty impressive stuff, Keller had to get the pic out of Mark's banana fingers.
:rofl: yeah mark's three fingers are gigantic, and looks just plain awkward when he is not in football mode...
No, you said more. lol I was just summarizing for the ADD afflicted such as myself, the kind that can only read the first few words or so. ha
I hope that total is just for the regular season, if that's the case add 3-4 more wins (depending if we win the division).
yes, I thought we were talking regular season #s...... + dvisional rd + AFCC + SB = 15 = :jets::beer::breakdance:
With steady improvement, I expect to see him around: Yards: 3500 TDs: 22 INTs: 10 It's foolish think that he's going to light up the scoreboard with 30 TDs and pass for 4000 yards in a run-first offense. Not only that, but he still has some growing to do. I know he's improving, but he's not the NFL elite yet by any means. He's still got a few years of improving before he gets there, if he does...
I'm not prepared to say that he'll never hit 4000 yards. Not at all. As he grows, the offense will be shaped more and more around him. Besides, the QB for the league's individual rushing leader tossed for 4370 this season. Out of the 5 QBs to pass for 4000 yards this season, 2 of them came from teams in the Top 10 in rushing (Giants - 6th, Houston - 7th). Our rushing attempts will start to come down and passing attempts will climb. He almost certainly won't hit 4000 yards this season, but he very well could in the future.
I agree, especially if he's going to end up with WR's like Holmes and Edwards. Also, who knows with the running game. LDT can end up looking a lot older really quick, and nobody knows if Greene can really be a full time starter with the nagging injuries he gets. If Sanchez got hot while the running game went downhill I could see the Jets moving to a more pass heavy offense. If he ever went for 4000 yards and 20 tds with 10 ints I'd be pretty happy with that. He'd probably get there if he could bump his completion percentage up a bit while continuing to knock down the ints. If he ever turns into the QB that he was during weeks 2, 3 an 4 last season, the league had better watch out. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/9269/gamelog;_ylt=AmAwl5cKI2VdMZktITYE3cr.uLYF
I think what people are forgetting is that Mark is among the very best already in medium to long pass accuracy. Truth is that he was awful on short touch passes which strikes me as being easier to fix. In many ways he is the anti-CHad. I think the really important thing to remember here is that late in the season and in the playoffs Schotty seemed to finally get that Mark needs some really easy passes early to get in rhythm and gain some confidence. If they stick with that I think we see a huge jump in Sanchez this year.
So most of you are "hoping" for Sanchez 3rd season to still be less than Freemans second, at best. That's a lot of faith in a guy. Freeman 2010 (2009 difference in %): Yards: 3,451 (+86%) TDs: 25 (+150%) INTs: 6 (-66%) Rating: 95.6 (+60%) We, of course, reduced the percentage of statistical improvement by roughly 5 percentage points taking into account diminishing returns and cutting down yards by 15% instead of 5 because throwing for 6246 (+81%) is just unrealistic... 2011 Freeman: Yards: 5,901 (+71%) TDs: 62 (+145%) INTs: 2 (-61%) Rating: 148.1 (+55%) Yeah.... I like your theory.
I just want to see the CS fully take reigns off of Sanchez. He is now in year 3 and has become the leader of this team. Let him take risks this year. Our running game is good, but LT is only a 3rd down back now and Greene gets it done late in the year. That means the first half of the season, Marks gotta be the man.
We really need to see how our WR situation looks before talking about overall numbers. But just to throw it out there for the hell of it: Yards: 3470 TDs: 25 Ints: 11 Rating: 89.3 Completion %: 58
Also, Freeman only started 9 games his rookie year. It's unfathomable how his stats improved so much the next year. If you pro-rated his 2009 season for 16 games his passing yardage only improved 4%. TD and INT ratio was much better though. Now please go kill yourself.
This thread is a statistical atrocity. You people do realize that Sanchez's completion % improved by exactly one point last year and that he was probably the luckiest quarterback in the league in terms of dropped interceptions, right? The stats last year was a smoke screen. He improved, but only barely. If he doesn't make major strides this season his interceptions will almost assuredly shoot back up. Some of the projections in here are lol-bad, and the "mathematical" foundation for them would seriously be frowned upon by middle schoolers.
