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Why is everyone on Freeman's jock all of a sudden. The guy sucks, he's had 3 good games against 2 horrendous defensive squads and one average. How is the this idiot, who throws half of this passes to the grass being praised so hard? I guess the next time we play a good defense and he looks like good ol' Free again, the world will come back to reality. I for one, hope I can eat crow at the end of this season about this matter.
Quote from: PewterBlitz on November 02, 2012, 02:17:27 PMWhy is everyone on Freeman's jock all of a sudden. The guy sucks, he's had 3 good games against 2 horrendous defensive squads and one average. How is the this idiot, who throws half of this passes to the grass being praised so hard? I guess the next time we play a good defense and he looks like good ol' Free again, the world will come back to reality. I for one, hope I can eat crow at the end of this season about this matter.Even the biggest Freeman supporters know that he's not a complete QB yet. The difference is that he's showing improvement. He's showing that he can put up big numbers and limit turnovers. He still has to work on his accuracy and reading the defense, but I like what I see so far.
Obvious idiotic sportwriter is obvious.Comparison by the numbers since 2009 QuoteMark Sanchez – 55 games, 30-25 record, 10,945 yards, 54.9% completion, 65 TD, 58 INT, 73.2 rating Josh Freeman – 48 games, 20-27 record, 10,698 yards, 59.7% completion, 65 TD, 51 INT, 81.1 ratingLet's do just a BIT of math here...umm....If Freeman had played 55 games (this is based on the averages from the numbers above), he would have:12,258 Yards74 Touchdown Passes58 INTsOh look...more excuses for Sanchez's pathetic on the field performance.
Mark Sanchez – 55 games, 30-25 record, 10,945 yards, 54.9% completion, 65 TD, 58 INT, 73.2 rating Josh Freeman – 48 games, 20-27 record, 10,698 yards, 59.7% completion, 65 TD, 51 INT, 81.1 rating
Quote from: BFT+C on November 02, 2012, 01:05:26 PMObvious idiotic sportwriter is obvious.Comparison by the numbers since 2009 QuoteMark Sanchez – 55 games, 30-25 record, 10,945 yards, 54.9% completion, 65 TD, 58 INT, 73.2 rating Josh Freeman – 48 games, 20-27 record, 10,698 yards, 59.7% completion, 65 TD, 51 INT, 81.1 ratingLet's do just a BIT of math here...umm....If Freeman had played 55 games (this is based on the averages from the numbers above), he would have:12,258 Yards74 Touchdown Passes58 INTsOh look...more excuses for Sanchez's pathetic on the field performance.And of course, no mention of their supporting casts either. The Bucs and Jets as a whole have evened out this year, but prior to this season it hasn't even been close. The Jets during the first two years under Sanchez were absolutely stacked.
I actually think both of them have a history of inconsistency, displaying at times rare playmaking ability, while at others showcasing mind boggling stupidity. I think it is still too early to write the final chapter on either young man. One or both could actually continue to develop and become great. I believe Freeman has the greater potential and likelihood of success, but I think there are many factors that play into this, including situation, expectations, coaching staff and team. Freeman seems to be on the rise, on a team headed in the right direction, while the Jets are decidedly "other." Time will tell and in a few years we will have our answer. I'm thinking that by the time Fab Five Free's career is over he is holding a Lombardi and a Super Bowl MVP trophy.
Sanchez's "good" has been a lot more scattered. The problem he has is simple: accuracy. he doesn't have it. He is a career 55% passer and is 52% this year. Those are just not acceptable figures and are frankly shocking for a guy who had a fairly limited passing responsibility early in his career. Worse is that Marky-Mark is a 6,5 ypa type passer so he's not a big play guy and that is killing his accuracy. Freeman only has one year lower than Sanchez's career average - and that was his rookie year. Even last year's dink n' dunk fest is better than average Sanchez. Right now Freeman is 55% accuracy so he's not a pinpoint guy but he's throwing downfield so much (he's 2nd in ypa and first in ypc but a mile) that you expect some drop in completion %.