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Originally Posted by ateamstupid
Sanchez without a doubt. At least if Sanchez pisses the bed it's because he's trying too hard, whereas with Favre it's the opposite. Sanchez also can make plays with his feet, while Favre is a statue. It's trendy to crack on Sanchez, but the kid has a steep learning curve and has shown some great things, and I believe he's going to be an above average QB in the league.
But the #1 reason? Sanchez is willing to throw 12-16 passes a game. Favre's ego is way too big to sit back and watch his team run 57 times a game. As much as I dislike Schottenheimer, I feel like he was handcuffed by having to install a pass-happy offense last year to satisfy the cumslinger. Because of Sanchez's development and maturity, he's willing to defer to the running game, and that's the most important thing a QB can do in this system right now. I'd rather have a QB throw for 100 yards and make no mistakes than the forced passes Favre would give us with our running game and defense (GET WELL DAVID HARRIS, UGH).
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Joey, I understand where you are coming from, but I really think that this team would have a realistic shot at the SB with
this years healthy Favre under center. He was banged up last year and trying to learn a new offense for the first time in countless years. Also I could see Ryan giving Favre the keys to the offense (which seems to be better this year) as opposed to the Mangenius ruling with an iron fist. If the Jets make it out of the first round, they might have to play in a shootout against Colts/Chargers and I'm not sure Sanchez can win a game like that this early in his career.
They are built to win now and the only thing that might hold them up is the QB.