Mark Sanchez at 13th?

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Sean"Big Hurt"Taylor

I'm starting to come around on drafting this guy if he's available for us at 13th. Jason could become a good quarterback in the near future but I think this kid could be our franchise quarterback for the next 10 -15 years. Everything I hear about him makes me believe that we may have to draft him if he's there. He always make the right read, takes what the defenses gives him, very accurate even on the move and he's cerebral which he is able to go through the playbook and analyze it. They even say he knows where the blitz is coming from even though that was college not the pros but can be taught by Zorn. USC also runs the west coast offense which is similar to ours per Fred Davis. I was favoring the linebacker Rey but Sanchez might need to be the answer. Before I get flack for this thread I know we need oline help as well as LB and DE help but franchise quarterbacks brings championships. Guys what do you think?

I thought it was implied that giving up on potential franchise QBs for other less potential franchise QBs is counter productive to winning championships, but maybe it needs to be said.

Even if we were given a totally free draft pick for making this move (which of course, we aren't), it's still a bad move.

[The Goat]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

I thought it was implied that giving up on potential franchise QBs for other less potential franchise QBs is counter productive to winning championships, but maybe it needs to be said.

Even if we were given a totally free draft pick for making this move (which of course, we aren't), it's still a bad move.

ha ha.

[Zerohero]

So what makes Sanchez a franchise quarterback?

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

So what makes Sanchez a franchise quarterback?

Dude, the guy knows Matt Leinart. Personally.

[EARTHQUAKE2689]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Dude, the guy knows Matt Leinart. Personally.

Not to mention the fact that he went to USC which we all know is so close to D.C. which makes him practicly a hometown hero

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by EARTHQUAKE2689

Not to mention the fact that he went to USC which we all know is so close to D.C. which makes him practicly a hometown hero

Gene Roddenberry had a vision..............

[Zerohero]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Dude, the guy knows Matt Leinart. Personally.

Sooo true. I was living in Az when they drafted Leinart. Do you know how bad you gotta be to be the savior of the team and beat out by a washed up 40 year old Warner. Well at the time he was considered washed up.

I'll give Sanchez one thing, he seems to be more concerned bout football then Hollywood.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Zerohero

Sooo true. I was living in Az when they drafted Leinart. Do you know how bad you gotta be to be the savior of the team and beat out by a washed up 40 year old Warner. Well at the time he was considered washed up.

I'll give Sanchez one thing, he seems to be more concerned bout football then Hollywood.

Being totally honest, the smart money is on Leinart to have the better career of the two. Hollywood or no Hollywood. He needs to get a chance obviously, and while I'm not sure that will be in 'Zona, the chances that Warner gets hurt this year are better than 50/50.

[bigdaddy2348]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Dude, the guy knows Matt Leinart. Personally.

I hope that was a joke because it was funny as heck

[Monksdown]

So how does that work? We have 3 quarterback projects on our team instead of 2.... Sounds smart.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by The Goat

ha ha.

I'm serious though, do we have one reason to think Sanchez is better than Brennan? The 'system QB' argument doesn't even fly here, because Sanchez is probably the quintessential system QB.

I guess you could say something about arm strength. But, given that Sanchez' arm is no where near Campbell's, kind of pointless.