Worst one-year performance from a QB that you've witnessed.

[DD]

I'm probably forgetting some Robosack years, but Mark Sanchez's 2012 campaign is the stuff of legend.

[Blake]

it's so rare that a qb that bad can start so many games.

On any other team Sanchez would have been benched.

[Blake]

Sanchez has finished four games with a total quarterback rating lower than 7 this year.

Lol

[DD]

Rex finally benched Sanchez:lol. I think Monday was his last ever NFL game

[gaKNOW!blee]

Most quarterbacks that suck as bad as Sanchez has this year don't get to start 14 games lol...so this ones tough.

The cardinals Qb situation has been historically shitty this year

[Blake]

Jawalrus started 12 in 2009.

49% completion rate. 3 tds 11 ints. Qb rating of 50.

[DD]

Crofl Al Davis's remaining legacy. "Jamawkus is a great playa."

[kamikazi_player]

Any mention of Vince Young?

[resistanze]

Ryan Leaf's rookie season is still absurdly bad, rookie or not.

Played in 10 games (started 9)

2 TDs, 15 INTs, 45% Completion. QB Rating of 39 :lol

Is he still breaking into homes and taking crystal meth?

[DD]

Ryan Leaf still has the best statline of alltime in a game iirc...if somebody could post his chiefs game #'s it would be appreciated :lol

[Trill Clinton]

Ryan Leaf's rookie season is still absurdly bad, rookie or not.

Played in 10 games (started 9)

2 TDs, 15 INTs, 45% Completion. QB Rating of 39 :lol

Is he still breaking into homes and taking crystal meth?

lol naw i think he finally got thrown in jail.

[TheCultOfPersonality]

Any mention of Vince Young?
That 9 TD and 17 INT season was pretty bad.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

I think he was like 1 of 15 for 5 yards, 0 TDs and 2 interceptions

When I went to look them up I'm surprised how not horrible Sanchez's numbers looked. 13 touchdowns and 17 picks. Yes, that's really fuckin bad, but not historically bad.

[baseline bum]

Ryan Leaf still has the best statline of alltime in a game iirc...if somebody could post his chiefs game #'s it would be appreciated :lol

:lmao :lmao :lmao

1-15 4 YDS, 2 INT, 4 fumbles (3 lost), 1 yard rushing on 4 attempts

[DD]

I think he was like 1 of 15 for 5 yards, 0 TDs and 2 interceptions

When I went to look them up I'm surprised how not horrible Sanchez's numbers looked. 13 touchdowns and 17 picks. Yes, that's really fuckin bad, but not historically bad.

The assfumble was historically bad, and will be his legacy

[DD]

:lmao :lmao :lmao

1-15 4 YDS, 2 INT, 4 fumbles (3 lost), 1 yard rushing on 4 attempts

:lmaogold

Is there seriously anybody on this forum who couldnt put up better #'s?

[Blake]

I bet Avante could hit 70% of his passes

[Fabbs]

Ryan Leaf seen in Vegas on many many occasions.
Also he got a hefty signing bonus (for the time).

My contention is that Vegas owned him all along and in addition to sucking he threw a lot of crap on purpose. Obvious addictive personality with money combined with Vegas/Mafias ability to seek and find a mark. Not the 1st athlete and certainly not the last to be owned by gambling overlords.

Combined with suck ass Charger organization and you've got a winner.
Shoot i wonder if Spanos is into Vegas for large. Would explain a lot.

[baseline bum]

:lmaogold

Is there seriously anybody on this forum who couldnt put up better #'s?

The postgame was even better tbh

[dbreiden83080]

How does Tebow go 7-4 last year and win a playoff game yet Sanchez can be that awful all year and he never gets even one chance to start? Last night the game was winnable with 5 min to play in the 4th and Rex just let Sanchez go out there and throw another pic and fumble the ball to end the game.. Insane..

[baseline bum]

How does Tebow go 7-4 last year and win a playoff game yet Sanchez can be that awful all year and he never gets even one chance to start? Last night the game was winnable with 5 min to play in the 4th and Rex just let Sanchez go out there and throw another pic and fumble the ball to end the game.. Insane..

It was clearly the lack of prayer in Rex Ryan's schools.

:cry Between Tebow and the disaster of Bible Kemp in LA, it's been a shitty sports year for believers :cry

[JMarkJohns]

The cardinals Qb situation has been historically shitty this year

The 2011 and 2013 Cardinals QB situations found them starting Derek Anderson, Kevin Kolb as their veteran leaders, and three rookies in 5th-round Skelton, 6th-round Lindley, and undrafted Max Hall.

One player won't have the cumulative stats like a Sanchez this season, but you'd be hard pressed to find worse combined stats, win/loss totals, or hopeful situation than AZ.

[Cuppycake Gumdrop]

Also hilarious, take away both New England games and these are his numbers

175-341, 51.3%, 2049 YDS, 11 TD, 15 INT

his completion percentage goes from 54.8 to 51.3, his yards per attempt go from 6.4 to 6.0, yards per game drop from 191.3 to 170.7, and QB rating falls from 67.9 to 62.3......That's how awful the NE defense is.

[Clipper Nation]

Philbilly has quietly been as atrocious as Sanchez this year, tbh....

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Max Hall was easily the worst player I've seen attempt to play QB in the NFL. The fact Jizzenhunt thought he was worth a shot alone shows how clueless he is at judging talent.

The fact so many people in Phoenix still think Max Hall is a starting caliber QB in the NFL also shows how hopeless pro sports are in this state. The fans are clueless retards who have no idea what they should want to see.

[BUMP]

Max Hall was easily the worst player I've seen attempt to play QB in the NFL. The fact Jizzenhunt thought he was worth a shot alone shows how clueless he is at judging talent.

The fact so many people in Phoenix still think Max Hall is a starting caliber QB in the NFL also shows how hopeless pro sports are in this state. The fans are clueless retards who have no idea what they should want to see.

rofl wasn't Max Hall the guy who beat the Saints with two fumbles that got turned into touchdowns or something?

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

rofl wasn't Max Hall the guy who beat the Saints with two fumbles that got turned into touchdowns or something?
Yeah. He used the powers vested to him by his magic underwear to fumble the ball at the goal line for a touchdown.

[resistanze]

lol naw i think he finally got thrown in jail.

How is he not dead? :lol

[resistanze]

I think he was like 1 of 15 for 5 yards, 0 TDs and 2 interceptions

When I went to look them up I'm surprised how not horrible Sanchez's numbers looked. 13 touchdowns and 17 picks. Yes, that's really fuckin bad, but not historically bad.


:lmao :lmao :lmao

1-15 4 YDS, 2 INT, 4 fumbles (3 lost), 1 yard rushing on 4 attempts

:lmao Aw shit, still funny every time you see the stat line.

5 yards???

KNOCK IT OFF!

[baseline bum]

:lmao Aw shit, still funny every time you see the stat line.

5 yards???

KNOCK IT OFF!

Man do I wish I could find a torrent of that game.

[DD]

Max Hall was strategically fumbling for TDs before RG3 made it cool.

[gaKNOW!blee]

I think he was like 1 of 15 for 5 yards, 0 TDs and 2 interceptions

When I went to look them up I'm surprised how not horrible Sanchez's numbers looked. 13 touchdowns and 17 picks. Yes, that's really fuckin bad, but not historically bad.

His stats last year were actually decent...losing Holmes and Keller definitely hurt.

He's not a franchise Qb but I don't think he's the complete embarrasent he's been this year

[DD]

Methinks people are underestimating the mileage you can get out of the assfumble. It's on par with Canseco's head catch and every other thing Javale McGee does on the court.

[VBM]

I'm sure there's some season involving a Cowboys legend

http://images.comcorpusa.com/465/348/crop/kveo/media/news/0228Carter.jpg

[Sean Cagney]

:lmao :lmao :lmao

1-15 4 YDS, 2 INT, 4 fumbles (3 lost), 1 yard rushing on 4 attempts

LOL thats a fantasy nightmare man, can you imagine??????

[Blake]

Lavonya?

[DD]

Even though Parcells left that team in shambles (like he does to every team), he solidified HOF status by getting that dogshit 2003 Cowboys team to the playoffs.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Even though Parcells left that team in shambles (like he does to every team), he solidified HOF status by getting that dogshit 2003 Cowboys team to the playoffs.

He left them pretty loaded with a lot of relatively young talent on defense (Ware, Spears, Canty, Ratliff, Hatcher) and with by far the best they had at QB since Aikman. If Jerry Jones backed off and let Parcells do his thing the Cowboys would have been superbowl contenders the last few years and probably made 1-2.

[resistanze]

:lmaogold

Is there seriously anybody on this forum who couldnt put up better #'s?

To be fair, we have the advantage of knowing that throwing 2 screen passes and a QB sneak would produce a better statline. :lol

[leemajors]

I remember Commander Cody and Bucky Richardson being absolutely awful for the Oilers

[DarrinS]

I can't defend the poor play of Sanchez, but the organization hasn't done much to help him be successful.


Interesting comparison of career stats


Mark Sanchez: 1,832 passes, 1,011 complete, 55.2, 11,887 yards, 68 TD, 68 INT, 72.0 Rat

Eli Manning: 1,805 passes, 987 complete, 54.7, 11,385 yards, 77 TD, 64 INT, 73.4 Rat

[JoeTait75]

In 1974 the three QBs that started for the Atlanta Falcons combined to complete 44.9 percent of their passes for 4 touchdowns and 31 interceptions. Even in those days before the rules changes to open up the passing game those are surreal numbers.

[Chris]

He left them pretty loaded with a lot of relatively young talent on defense (Ware, Spears, Canty, Ratliff, Hatcher) and with by far the best they had at QB since Aikman. If Jerry Jones backed off and let Parcells do his thing the Cowboys would have been superbowl contenders the last few years and probably made 1-2.

Parcells was an excellent draft coach, its unfortunate that the roster he inherited had Drew Bledsoe and Vinny Testaverde as starting QB.

[Greg Oden]

I can't defend the poor play of Sanchez, but the organization hasn't done much to help him be successful.


Interesting comparison of career stats


Mark Sanchez: 1,832 passes, 1,011 complete, 55.2, 11,887 yards, 68 TD, 68 INT, 72.0 Rat

Eli Manning: 1,805 passes, 987 complete, 54.7, 11,385 yards, 77 TD, 64 INT, 73.4 Rat


Not really that interesting. When Eli began his career, through the mistakes and mind boggling redzone picks he used to throw, he was at least showing flashes. Sanchez hasn't done anything except show how soft and fragile his mind set is.

[Bane.]

:rollin

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[DarrinS]

Not really that interesting. When Eli began his career, through the mistakes and mind boggling redzone picks he used to throw, he was at least showing flashes. Sanchez hasn't done anything except show how soft and fragile his mind set is.


But they surrounded Eli with talented receivers and didn't bring in someone like Tebow.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

Outside of Burress who was playing on one ankle Eli's receivers were pretty pedestrian in 2007 when he won his first superbowl.

[JoeTait75]

Quarterbacks make the receivers more than the other way around, IMO.

[vander]

:rollin

p4hyJ24vVnE

I was actually hoping to see some of the ridiculous interceptions and fumbles

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