Comments on: Link: On Emotion, Learning and Sanchez http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/ Ranting and Raving about the Gang Green Sun, 12 Feb 2012 13:32:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Harvlis http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194583 Harvlis Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:38:27 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194583 JR, The play across the middle was nowhere near Edwards and, you would have to admit to me, you never thought that Edwards would get the long ball down by the goal line. Both catches were spectacular. Don't get me wrong, I think Sanchez is the real deal but, I refuse to give up on the season. If Sanchez has to sit for awhile, to get his head toghether -- so be it. I would have done the same thing with Favre, at the end of last season. JR,

The play across the middle was nowhere near Edwards and, you would have to admit to me, you never thought that Edwards would get the long ball down by the goal line. Both catches were spectacular. Don’t get me wrong, I think Sanchez is the real deal but, I refuse to give up on the season. If Sanchez has to sit for awhile, to get his head toghether — so be it. I would have done the same thing with Favre, at the end of last season.

]]> By: hank/naples http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194570 hank/naples Fri, 23 Oct 2009 21:46:02 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194570 SD Listen Sack, I don't have the will, drive or brain energy to expound on all of my points that that you or brushed off as incorrect or inconsequential. I can tell you however , that everything I commented on Aug 25th is beign discussed today at length in the media SD

Listen Sack, I don’t have the will, drive or brain energy to expound on all of my points that that you or brushed off as incorrect or inconsequential.

I can tell you however , that everything I commented on Aug 25th is beign discussed today at length in the media

]]> By: JesusRevis http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194568 JesusRevis Fri, 23 Oct 2009 21:16:39 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194568 Which throws did Edwards make Sanchez look good? He had a nice grab over the middle where he elevated and made a great play, but the one along the sideline on 3rd and 20+ was a great play by both guys. Also, the deep pass to Clowney was a great throw. Which throws did Edwards make Sanchez look good? He had a nice grab over the middle where he elevated and made a great play, but the one along the sideline on 3rd and 20+ was a great play by both guys. Also, the deep pass to Clowney was a great throw.

]]> By: Harvlis http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194567 Harvlis Fri, 23 Oct 2009 21:11:27 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194567 Jesus Revis, In the Miami game, Edwards made Sanchez look good. His accuracy has been horrible lately. I attribute this to lack of confidence. I agree with you, in that, he could snap out of it and have a nice comeback game against Oakland. I am obviously rooting for him but, if he shows that same lack of confidence and problems with accuracy -- I would rather see the coach try Ainge or Clemens than let the rookie throw our season away. If we get good QB play -- we don't lose many games. This is not a team that should waste a season. Jesus Revis,

In the Miami game, Edwards made Sanchez look good. His accuracy has been horrible lately. I attribute this to lack of confidence. I agree with you, in that, he could snap out of it and have a nice comeback game against Oakland. I am obviously rooting for him but, if he shows that same lack of confidence and problems with accuracy — I would rather see the coach try Ainge or Clemens than let the rookie throw our season away. If we get good QB play — we don’t lose many games. This is not a team that should waste a season.

]]> By: vurtualife http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194561 vurtualife Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:51:05 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194561 Those who claim, as some have above, that 'schottenheimer didn't lose the game -- he doesn't play oin the field', are only stating a half-truth. Yes, Sanchez threw 5 INTs and had a bad rookie-type game, but the bottom line is the OC never adapted to the rookie's poor game, never adapted his gameplan to the effect the wind were having on the QB's throws, and simply fostered failure from a 22-yr old rookie who was playing in unfamiliar climate for the first time. I don't care what anyone says, it is absurd that the OC allowed Sanchez to throw the ball more than 20 times, and shoud NOT have called even ONE long pass.. If a pass should have been thrown, it should have been a quick dump/screen/slant to Leon or clowney and THAT'S IT. We would have won handily. Schott is a poor game-caller and cost us the game for not adapting, as any decent OC would have. Those who claim, as some have above, that ‘schottenheimer didn’t lose the game — he doesn’t play oin the field’, are only stating a half-truth. Yes, Sanchez threw 5 INTs and had a bad rookie-type game, but the bottom line is the OC never adapted to the rookie’s poor game, never adapted his gameplan to the effect the wind were having on the QB’s throws, and simply fostered failure from a 22-yr old rookie who was playing in unfamiliar climate for the first time. I don’t care what anyone says, it is absurd that the OC allowed Sanchez to throw the ball more than 20 times, and shoud NOT have called even ONE long pass.. If a pass should have been thrown, it should have been a quick dump/screen/slant to Leon or clowney and THAT’S IT. We would have won handily. Schott is a poor game-caller and cost us the game for not adapting, as any decent OC would have.

]]> By: JesusRevis http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194521 JesusRevis Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:17:32 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194521 I wouldn't say Sanchez has happy feet, and I also find it odd that so many are pointing out all of these criticisms that in essence, are supposed to be evident with a rookie QB. I think we all raised our expectations too high after the first 3 games and now it's time to be realistic. I remember listening to Greg Buttle on the MIchael Kay show on ESPN 1050 make a comment about Sanchez, saying "he's going to have one of those game when he throws 4 interceptions, throws 5 interceptions, thats what rookies do, what matter is how he rebounds from it." When I first heard this I thought it was crazy to imagine Sanchez throwing 5 picks, but I was proved wrong. The most important part is what Buttle said about how Sanchez rebounds from his mistakes. I thought in the Miami game Sanchez played very well, rebounding from an awful game in New Orleans. His stats may not have been all that great, but he kept putting us back in the game with big plays after our defense gave up TD's. I expect Sanchez to have another nice rebound game this Sunday in Oakland. Let's not be too hard on Sanchez and stop with the lofty expectations. Let's root for this kid and I don't think he will disapoint us. I wouldn’t say Sanchez has happy feet, and I also find it odd that so many are pointing out all of these criticisms that in essence, are supposed to be evident with a rookie QB. I think we all raised our expectations too high after the first 3 games and now it’s time to be realistic. I remember listening to Greg Buttle on the MIchael Kay show on ESPN 1050 make a comment about Sanchez, saying “he’s going to have one of those game when he throws 4 interceptions, throws 5 interceptions, thats what rookies do, what matter is how he rebounds from it.” When I first heard this I thought it was crazy to imagine Sanchez throwing 5 picks, but I was proved wrong. The most important part is what Buttle said about how Sanchez rebounds from his mistakes. I thought in the Miami game Sanchez played very well, rebounding from an awful game in New Orleans. His stats may not have been all that great, but he kept putting us back in the game with big plays after our defense gave up TD’s. I expect Sanchez to have another nice rebound game this Sunday in Oakland. Let’s not be too hard on Sanchez and stop with the lofty expectations. Let’s root for this kid and I don’t think he will disapoint us.

]]> By: SackDance99 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194515 SackDance99 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 18:03:26 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194515 Hank, I think you make way too much about Sanchez's locking on to WRs. He's a rookie and he does not consistently look off his receivers, but he does look them off as the Tanier analysis of Sanchez's INTs from Sunday notes. Also, your "happy feet" comment has no support. Sanchez's footwork issues, which were not elaborated on by Schotty, could be his footwork on runs or play action or for a particular type of play. I see no instances of "happy feet" and, in fact, many on this blog think that Sanchez should think about running more. How about that Sanchez throws a great deep ball or that he has a great quick release? It's not like he is getting sacked a lot. IMO, Sanchez has to get rid of the ball sooner and remember that throwing the ball away or taking a sack is better than forcing a pass into double coverage. I'm concerned that he won't have Jericho. So, this game is turning out to be a good gut check game. Let's see how the kid reacts. I hope he plays well and the Jets win. What do you want? Hank,

I think you make way too much about Sanchez’s locking on to WRs. He’s a rookie and he does not consistently look off his receivers, but he does look them off as the Tanier analysis of Sanchez’s INTs from Sunday notes. Also, your “happy feet” comment has no support. Sanchez’s footwork issues, which were not elaborated on by Schotty, could be his footwork on runs or play action or for a particular type of play. I see no instances of “happy feet” and, in fact, many on this blog think that Sanchez should think about running more. How about that Sanchez throws a great deep ball or that he has a great quick release? It’s not like he is getting sacked a lot. IMO, Sanchez has to get rid of the ball sooner and remember that throwing the ball away or taking a sack is better than forcing a pass into double coverage. I’m concerned that he won’t have Jericho. So, this game is turning out to be a good gut check game. Let’s see how the kid reacts. I hope he plays well and the Jets win. What do you want?

]]> By: hank/naples http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194507 hank/naples Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:41:17 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194507 SD: You are right, wrong choice of words on my part. Did not mean to suggest Salfino compared the problem to a boxer. That was my analogy to To Salfinos suggestion that Franchez 's solution is tempering he must learn to temper his emotions. I go an to explain that this might be part of the problem but it is definitiely more complex and that Salfino needed to go deeper than that. I pointed out that this problem was evident from the beggining (see my comments August 25 Ravens Game) and continue till this day while progressively getting worse. I really don't want to spend time on all the wrong conclusions you extrapolated from my comments above, but I will say again that : The real problem may from the perception of how he ultimately Franchez views himself To the above I will add that this Sunday is MORE important to Franchez than to the team. He will be in his enviroment, infront of his family and friends and if he gives another "Buffalo" to Oakland the damage to his confidence will take a very, very long time to heal and may never heal completely. SD:

You are right, wrong choice of words on my part. Did not mean to suggest Salfino compared the problem to a boxer.

That was my analogy to To Salfinos suggestion that Franchez ‘s solution is tempering he must learn to temper his emotions.

I go an to explain that this might be part of the problem but it is definitiely more complex and that Salfino needed to go deeper than that.

I pointed out that this problem was evident from the beggining (see my comments August 25 Ravens Game) and continue till this day while progressively getting worse.

I really don’t want to spend time on all the wrong conclusions you extrapolated from my comments above, but I will say again that :

The real problem may from the perception of how he ultimately Franchez views himself

To the above I will add that this Sunday is MORE important to Franchez than to the team. He will be in his enviroment, infront of his family and friends and if he gives another “Buffalo” to Oakland the damage to his confidence will take a very, very long time to heal and may never heal completely.

]]> By: NamVetJet http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194502 NamVetJet Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:33:39 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194502 Have we yet played a game when all the key players are healthy or not suspended? Must be somenone we can blame for that. Have we yet played a game when all the key players are healthy or not suspended? Must be somenone we can blame for that.

]]> By: Brendan http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194501 Brendan Fri, 23 Oct 2009 17:33:24 +0000 http://www.thejetsblog.com/2009/10/23/link-on-emotion-learning-and-sanchez/#comment-194501 Schotty didn't lose the game for the Jets. He doesn't set foot on the field. The players lost it. Schotty didn’t lose the game for the Jets. He doesn’t set foot on the field. The players lost it.

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