Henne or Snatchez who is the better QB?

by Wade on Dec 7, 2010 2:03 AM EST

For as many people here that are thinking that Henne sucks now, there are just as many Jets fans thinking that Sanchez is the second coming of Joe Nameth. I personally beleive that if Sanchez came to Miami with the way our offensive surrounding cast is playing and our suck Azz OC, Sanchez would sink like a rock (ala Thigpen). My question is (without being biased) if the chance prevailed would you straight up trade Henne for Sanchez?

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They both suck...so neither

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by Kdog92 on Dec 7, 2010 6:33 AM EST reply actions 1 recs

Stop with this crap....

Who gives a flying F. Henne blows right now. And sanchez is around a whole lot better team so the point in blaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh

by Phins4life2334 on Dec 7, 2010 7:00 PM EST up reply actions

The Jets are 9-3.

And we aren’t.

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by Tunaflipper on Dec 7, 2010 9:07 AM EST reply actions

A play away from 5-7

Though Sanchez did WIN those games for the Jets, I doubt on the Ohins they would of gave him a chance to. Also Jets have a top 5 running game and defense and all the tools on offense to win games.

Along with coaches playng to win!

Fire Dan Henning!

by okokokaay on Dec 7, 2010 10:17 AM EST up reply actions

Imagine if our DBs had pulled in even half the interceptions that they've dropped

One could probably add 3 games to our win column.

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by Farorefox on Dec 7, 2010 10:23 AM EST up reply actions

^^^^^^^This!!!

I’ve been posting this for some time - sometimes defenses need to cover up their own QB’s mistakes by making a stinking play now and then.

Jason Allen leads out team in INT’s - and he’s been gone for a few games. He also has 2 more for Houston.

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by rintintinsoldier on Dec 7, 2010 10:43 AM EST up reply actions

Considering there are at least

2 pick-sixes that should have been made that would have won the game. I can think of the Sean Smith one, Nollan Carroll on Sunday, I also think there was another potential one.

by Agent J 78 on Dec 7, 2010 11:29 AM EST up reply actions

wait there's more!

Benny Sapp dropped one versus Vikes. And Kendal Langford could’ve made a play against the Jets earlier. Opportunities presented their self, we just couldn’t make the plays.

by yogibpimpin on Dec 7, 2010 12:43 PM EST up reply actions

I should have remembered the Langford one

as it was my first Dolphins game in Miami. I can’t blame him though, you don’t expect a DL to catch a ball that is right in his hands but you do to a DB though.

by Agent J 78 on Dec 7, 2010 1:07 PM EST up reply actions

I expect any single professional athlete to catch what Langford didn't.

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by Farorefox on Dec 7, 2010 1:29 PM EST up reply actions

Fair enough, don't think anyone would expect

Sanchez to throw it right at him though.

by Agent J 78 on Dec 7, 2010 5:01 PM EST up reply actions

Don't play the " if" game....

by Phins4life2334 on Dec 7, 2010 7:00 PM EST up reply actions

I wouldn't take that trade.

Neither are pro-bowl QB’s.

by Pirate25 on Dec 7, 2010 9:47 AM EST reply actions

I agree with others

In saying neither are really top QBs. But he does have a key advantage over henne, he has a starters mindset, he fights all game long. He doesn’t have the tools Henne has but he has the drive Henne appears to lack. But in the end both are flawed QBs Sanchez benefits greatly from the money the Jets have thrown around, but he was exposed badly last night.

Sanchez would struggle here, but I think people wouldn’t be as frustrated because of how he plays and his struggles like Henne’s would be on him as well as we saw in the NE game he is not a great QB. Also Thigpen is not a good comparison as he only started one game and didn’t have a legitimate shot in that game. I would like to see him with the protection Henne typically gets before we can truely judge Thiggy.

If given a choice between Sanchez or Henne next year… I would draft a QB :-)

by LordBishop34 on Dec 7, 2010 10:28 AM EST reply actions

Sanchez has

-The trust from his coaching staff to go out and make the occasional mistake.
-The knowledge that he’s the “man” in the system
-A running game to keep him from always being in 3rd and long
-A defense that can score
-Special Teams that can score

It’s a lot easier IMO to be asked to be a game manager and not a gunslinger when you have all phases of your football team (offense, defense, ST) clicking.

Look how well the Sanchize did last night when asked to play from behind.

by DrJay32 on Dec 7, 2010 11:10 AM EST reply actions

Like I said:

Sanchez and most other QB’s would suck out in Miami’s offense right now. A lot of fans ready to completely give up on Henne, but I think Henne does ok considering what he has to work with right now. I think we should hang on to Henne at least 1 more season, invest in a wicked OL, find a young stud speedy RB and best QB available in the offseason (Draft or FA), Let Henne go wild the last 4 games of this season (Hopefully he can work through the growing pains), then let Henne and the new QB battle for the starting spot next off season. I think Henne in the right offense will surprise.

by Wade on Dec 7, 2010 12:19 PM EST up reply actions

Well

Sanchez has a potiental HC in Brian Schottenheimer calling his plays, we have a crazy old fart calling ours.

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by Neo on Dec 7, 2010 1:47 PM EST reply actions