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New York Jets Report Card: Week 15

by Matt Keach on December 18, 2012

New York Jets Report Card Week 15 Jets @ Titans Quarterback: F Sanchez: 13/28, 131 yards, 1 TD, 4 INT Is Mark Sanchez the universe’s cruel joke on Jets fans? Drafted 5th overall, the 4th year quarterback has been outdone consistently by several rookie and 2nd year players, career backups and… well, pretty much anyone [...]

New York Jets Report Card: Week 14

by Matt Keach on December 9, 2012

Week 14: New York Jets @ Jacksonville Jaguars Quarterback: F Mark Sanchez: 12/19, 111 yards, 1 fumble During the 3rd quarter, I rolled out my old Chad Pennington poster and started drooling.  I must have done something very, very naughty in a past life. Why else would I have to watch this guy play every [...]

New York Jets Report Card: Week 10

by Matt Keach on November 11, 2012

Week 10: New York Jets @ Seattle Seahawks Offense: F The offense earns an “F” across the board, with sub-par play throughout. Greene had a mediocre game running the ball, but that’s about as good as it got for this offense. Protection broke down early and often for the offensive line. The wide receivers and [...]

New York Jets Week 3 Report Card

by Matt Keach on September 23, 2012

Week 3: New York Jets @ Miami Dolphins Quarterback: D+ Sanchez: 21/45, 306 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT Sanchez’ receivers could certainly do him some favors. They could, for example, pay attention. Or run routes. Or not have hands made of bricks. That said, this is Mark’s 4th year and, as such, it’s time for [...]

New York Jets Week 17 Report Card

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by Matt Keach on January 1, 2012

New York Jets Report Card: Week 17 Jets @ Dolphins Quarterback: F Sanchez: 21/32, 207 yards, 2 TD, 3 INT Sanchez’ 3 interceptions all came on passes that barely left the line of scrimmage. There was a timid look on his face all day, as he checked down to running backs even when he wasn’t [...]

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New York Jets Report Card Week 15: Jets @ Eagles Quarterback: D+ Sanchez: 15/26, 150 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT, 1 fumble lost Brunell: 1/3, 27 yards Oh, it was bad. But it wasn’t quite as bad as it looks. See below. Running backs: C Greene: 18/73/0, 1 reception, 0 yards Tomlinson: 3/9/0, 4 receptions, [...]

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New York Jets Report Card Week 14

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Week 14: Jets vs. Chiefs Quarterback: A- Sanchez: 13/21, 181 yards, 2 touchdowns (passing), 2 touchdowns (rushing), 1 fumble For the second time in three weeks, Sanchez put up 4 touchdowns. His completion percentage was solid against a tough Kansas City secondary. Sanchez could have put up more yards, if not for several Chiefs penalties. [...]

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New York Jets Report Card Week 13

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Week 13 New York Jets @ Washington Redskins Quarterback: B- Sanchez: 19/32, 165, 1 TD, 0 INT It was never pretty, but with a little luck, Sanchez avoided making any big mistakes against a potent defense. The 4th quarter magic is nothing new for Mark, but it was great to see him get off to [...]

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New York Jets Report Card Week 12

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New York Jets Report Card Week 12: Buffalo Bills @ New York Jets Quarterback: C Sanchez: 17/35, 180, 4 TD, 1 INT I’ll get a bit of flak for having this rating as high as it is. Stop it; I don’t care. You can’t ignore the 4 touchdown passes, or the execution on the game [...]

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New York Jets Report Card Week 11

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New York Jets Report Card Week 11 – Jets @ Broncos Quarterback: F Sanchez: 24/40, 252 yards, 0 TD, 1 INT Your offense needs to net more than 3 points. Period. Can we throw the ball more than 10 yards downfield? Can we catch every snap? Can we convert on third downs? No, no… no. [...]

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