Love it..Tony will have his hands full..Hate that team, and all the bad that is happening to them, was predictable, and well deserved..That's what happens when all you do is talk sh%$ and act like your something without humility.. Blow that sh^% up..!! http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/f...aum-trade-young-quarterback-article-1.1004395 “We have to bring in another quarterback that will make him work at practice,” said one player. “He’s lazy and content because he knows he’s not going to be benched.” “Come on. That’s a no-brainer,” a Jets source said. “If you have a chance to get a healthy 36-year-old Peyton Manning and you don’t do it, then you’re stupid. If I could get a healthy 36-year-old Peyton Manning, then, hell yeah, I would trade Sanchez.” Sanchez, who has two years remaining on his rookie contract, wasn’t the lone culprit on the 25th-ranked offense. He was sacked 39 times. Edge pass rushers routinely beat left tackle D’Brickashaw Ferguson and right tackle Wayne Hunter, who allowed a combined 19 sacks — or 48% of the team total, according to Pro Football Focus. Sanchez lost confidence after getting hit so many times, according to several teammates. One Jets source admitted that Sanchez “worked his *** off” to correct his mistakes in meetings, but he was soon buried under an avalanche of offensive breakdowns on game days. “At one point, he was looking at the (pass) rush and wasn’t seeing the receivers,” a team source said. “I think that’s a lack of confidence in what we’re doing. I think that's a lack of confidence in how we’re protecting him... When you get hit the way that he got hit, there were some quarterbacks that wouldn’t have made it through the season.” Other teammates were less forgiving. They pointed to Sanchez’s career arc as reason for change. Sanchez has finished 29th, 29th and 27th in completion percentage in his first three seasons. His passer-rating rankings: 28th, 27th and 23rd. A couple weeks ago, Sanchez dismissed a report that he was being coddled. His teammates disagreed. “They don’t want to be truthful with him,” one prominent player said of the way that the organization has handled Sanchez. “They treat him like a baby instead of a man. He goes in a hole when someone tells him the truth.” A Jets spokesman declined to make Sanchez available for this story. A source close to the team pointed out that Sanchez’s inability to handle mounting criticism prompted him to unfollow every Jets beat writer on Twitter earlier this season. Some in the organization told The News that many of Sanchez’s teammates have grown resentful for myriad reasons. “They see the organization babying him,” said a Jets source. “They see him with a sense of entitlement. He’s been given all this and hasn’t done anything. They call him ‘San-chise.’ They make him the face of the organization. They gave him the captain tag. He’s not a captain. He should have never been a captain.” None of the players who spoke to the Daily News for this story agreed with Ryan’s decision to anoint Sanchez as a captain. Mods, could you put the ''r'' in tuning please?
As much as I don't care for Sandcheese you have to wonder what gutless player on that roster would talk crap about their situation instead of keeping the drama in house.That would be my first cut if I was Rex.
I agree. To my thinking the fact that Jet's players are anonymously blasting Sanchez is the much bigger indication of trouble in that locker room. I think it speaks to having a bunch of weak charactered and selfish players on that roster. I don't think that bodes well for that organization. Nobody would consider the Dolphins to be in an enviable situation, but I personally see the Jet's immediate future as even bleaker.
Why? Even if it is fabricated, you know most of them feel that way anyway. That is why I am certain that no player will publicly step up for Sanchez after this true or false report. And guys, this is bad news. I'd much prefer the Jets to think Sanchez is good and not address the QB situation. This may actually lead them to improving their team.
I adore the way this franchise simply does not learn. Expensive free agents are not the way to the Super Bowl. Instead of drafting wisely and bringing players along, they look to buy the pieces of a "super team." Manning? remember "if we dump Pennington and bring in Brett Favre, that's the last piece we need for a Super Bowl?"
