Attention New York Jets fans: Mark Sanchez is not the answer. Sure, he has accomplished more than a lot of the quarterbacks the Jets have thrown out there over the years, but it’s not enough, and it doesn’t look like it ever will be. Jets fans have now been starving for another Super Bowl for 43 years, [...]
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New York Jets: Why Mark Sanchez Is Not A Franchise QB
February 6th, 2012 
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No Comments »Peyton Manning New York Jets Rumors: Former RB Curtis Martin Would Welcome QB
January 29th, 2012 afcbeast The future of quarterback Peyton Manning is up in the air right now. But if former Jets’ running back Curtis Martin had his say, there wouldn’t even be a question that Manning would join the the New York Jets roster. What about Mark Sanchez though? Isn’t he supposed to be the Jets’ franchise quarterback? According [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Curtis Martin, Curtis', Drew Brees, ESPN, Former, Franchise Quarterback, Hall Of Fame, Jets, Likelihood, Manning, Manning New York, Mark Sanchez, Martin, Martin Manning, Neck Surgery, New York Jets, New York Jets Rumors, Nfl Franchise, Peyton, Peyton Manning, Quarterback Peyton, Rich Cimini, Rsquo, Rumors, Sarcasm, Tom Brady, welcome, Would, York No Comments »Blame Goes all Around, Not Just on the QB for the Jets Wasted Season
January 24th, 2012 afcbeast Consistency a reliability or uniformity of successive results or events. Consistency a word the Jets should study up on. The fans will blame Mark Sanchez, and he deserves his share after his three-interception debacle Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. Blame Mark Sanchez all you want, because so much of the season-finishing loss to the Dolphins [...]
Posted in Jets Gab Tags: around, Blame, Brian Schottenheimer, Capable Backup, Clock Time, Detractors, Franchise Quarterback, Goes, Jets, Just, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Microcosm, Mike Tannenbaum, New York Post, Nfl History, Offensive Line, Passing Game, Playmakers, Rex Ryan, running game, Salary Cap, season, Sun Life, Three Quarters, wasted, Wayne Hunter No Comments »It’s Official: The Front Office is Filled With Trolls
January 19th, 2012 afcbeast Manish Mehta is reporting via Twitter that the plan as of now for the Jets is to keep QB Coach Matt Cavanaugh through 2012. Clearly, the FO are just trying to troll all of their fans. You may have heard of Matt Cavanaugh. The Head Coach at Pitt who started Tyler Palko over Joe Flacco. [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Brian Schottenheimer, filled, Fo, Franchise Quarterback, Front, head coach, insult, It's, Jets, Joe Flacco, Mark Sanchez, Matt Cavanaugh, Mehta, Modern History, Offensive Coordinator, office, Official, Raccoon, Ravens, Super Bowl, Trent Dilfer, Trolls, twitter, Tyler Palko No Comments »New York Jets Top Priority Will Be Sanchez
January 18th, 2012 afcbeast I wouldn’t bank on Peyton Manning coming through that door, New York Jets fans. What I would bank on is General Manager Mike Tannenbaum doing everything in his power this off-season to prevent his franchise quarterback, Mark Sanchez, breaking in his make or break year. The last thing Tannenbaum and this organization want to do [...]
Greg McElroy: Stay or Go?
January 18th, 2012 afcbeast In a different world, Mark Sanchez would have proven beyond any doubt that he is the franchise quarterback for the Jets. Greg McElroy would be ready to slide in and claim the backup job next year. The Jets would try and develop McElroy into an insurance policy in case anything happened to Sanchez and eventually [...]
Posted in Gang Green Nation Tags: Backup Job, Big Time, Cliche, Different World, Doubt, Franchise Quarterback, Greg, Greg Mcelroy, Insurance Policy, Jets, Mark Sanchez, McElroy, NFL, Open Competition, Quarterback Job, Rookie Season, Rookie Year, stay, Stringer, Stringers, Time Program, Upper Body Strength, Weights No Comments »New York Jets: Hiring Tony Sparano Was a Big Mistake
January 16th, 2012 afcbeast In typical New York Jets fashion, the franchise decided to part ways with one of the most ineffective offense coordinators in the NFL and replace him with an even worse one. The hiring of former Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano will not fix the free-falling Jets, nor will it bring fans the coveted Lombardi [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: Brandon Moore, Consistent Feature, D Brickashaw Ferguson, Franchise Quarterback, Head Coach Tony, Hiring, Jets, Joe Mcknight, Ladanian Tomlinson, lombardi trophy, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, Mistake, Mulligan, New York Jets, Offensive Game Plan, Offensive Line, Offensive Side, Offseason, question mark, Sparano, Tight End, Tony, Tony Sparano, Wayne Hunter, York No Comments »Jeff Fisher chooses Rams over Dolphins
January 14th, 2012 afcbeast Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher claps on the sidelines during an NFL football game in Jacksonville, Florida in this November 16, 2008 file photo. Fisher’s run as the longest tenured NFL head coach came to end when he and the Titans agreed to part company on Thursday. “The Tennessee Titans and Jeff Fisher have [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Adam Schefter, Chooses, Dolphins, ESPN, Fisher, Franchise Quarterback, Head Coach Jeff, Head Coaches, Jacksonville Florida, Jeff, Jeff Fisher, Miami Dolphins, Nfl Football Game, Nfl Head Coach, Offensive System, over, Rams, Rookie Season, Sidelines, Sophomore Campaign, Sport Football, st louis rams, Steven Jackson, Tennessee Titans, Vince Young, Workhorse 1 Comment »Jeff Fisher chooses Rams over Titans
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher claps on the sidelines during an NFL football game in Jacksonville, Florida in this November 16, 2008 file photo. Fisher’s run as the longest tenured NFL head coach came to end when he and the Titans agreed to part company on Thursday. “The Tennessee Titans and Jeff Fisher have [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Adam Schefter, Chooses, ESPN, Fisher, Franchise Quarterback, Head Coach Jeff, Head Coaches, Jacksonville Florida, Jeff, Jeff Fisher, Miami Dolphins, Nfl Football Game, Nfl Head Coach, Offensive System, over, Rams, Rookie Season, Sidelines, Sophomore Campaign, Sport Football, st louis rams, Steven Jackson, Tennessee Titans, Titans, Vince Young, Workhorse 1 Comment »NFL Trade Speculation: Peyton Manning In, Mark Sanchez out
January 13th, 2012 afcbeast Move over Oakland, there is no more dysfunctional team in the National Football League right now than the New York Jets. In what has been a downright bizarre couple of weeks, accusations and rumors have been coming out of the woodwork. First, sources reported that the Sanchez, who was the recipient of a very hefty [...]
Posted in Bleacher Report Tags: afc championship game, Atlanta Falcons, Brian Schottenheimer, Completion Percentage, Franchise Quarterback, Game Manager, Lackluster Season, Manning, mark, Mark Sanchez, Miami Dolphins, National Football League, New York Giants, New York Jets, Offensive Coordinator, Peyton, Peyton Manning, Quarterback Rating, Rex Ryan, Run Game, Sanchez, Season Game, Sitting In The Back Seat, Speculation, trade, Woody Johnson No Comments »
