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Re: Mark Sanchez at 13th?
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Originally Posted by BigHairedAristocrat
First of all, during the first half of the season, JC wasn't doing all that great. He was still just averaging 1 TD per game. The only thing JC wasnt doing was throwing picks. I'd take a QB who throws 3 TDs and 2 INTs per game over a guy who doesnt make mistakes any day of the week - TDs = 7Points. INTs just mean you turn the ball over - they dont always result in points and probably wouldnt result in too many TDs with this defense.
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The most important stat in determining W-L in the NFL is turnover ratio. I'll take an efficient QB over a gunslinger every day of the week and twice on Sunday. As long as the offense is putting up TDs, last I checked a Rush TD was scored the same as a pass TD. INTs aren't "just" a turnover. They are a momentum swing and a potential point change of 10 to 14 points in many cases.
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The O-line declined in the 2nd half of the year, but barring the game where our backup center was playing Left Tackle and blocking one of the best pass rushers in the league, it was still one of the better O-lines in the league (and by that i mean top 16).
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Our OL was statistically performing in the bottom third of the league the second half of the season. Kind of hard to step into a pocket when it is collapsing in your face.
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2) HAVE a GREAT QB so you can get by with a GOOD supporting cast.
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Did you check out Peyton Manning's numbers early in the season while Indy was having OL issues?
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IMO its easier to get one GREAT player than it is to get 21 others.
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What if you miss on Sanchez and he isn't great? Then we're in a world of doo-doo as I mentioned in an earlier post.
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