Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez threw interceptions during organized team activities on Wednesday, a performance that left coach Rex Ryan disappointed.
Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith stepped on the field for the first time as teammates, and Mike Florio wonders if neither distinguishes themself from the group in practice, who gets the Week 1 start?
Jets coach Rex Ryan says quarterback Mark Sanchez made too many mistakes at today’s Organized Team Activities, and he simply must improve. Sanchez threw three interceptions in his 11 passes during today’s OTAs, and Ryan told reporters afterward that he considers that “unacceptable.” Ryan said Sanchez also made some good throws, but that Ryan feels…
Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Sports has signed a deal to represent recently drafted Jets QB Geno Smith. Well, possible future QB if he can convince them he’s worth a contract and then beat out Mark Sanchez for the job (which shouldn’t be too hard). Smith famously dismissed his previous agents after his draft stock tumbled and [...]
Looking forward to Jay-Z releasing a track about how Geno Smith should start over Mark Sanchez.
Earlier today we wrote about Hall of Famer Joe Namath’s comments on expecting big things from New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez this season. On cue, Sanchez goes out and has an awful practice during Wednesday’s organized team activities open to the media. Sanchez threw three interceptions during team drills Wednesday. Show More Summary
You've gotta feel for Joe Namath. The dude remains the absolute unquestioned high point of the Jets franchise, and he's stuck watching a team with its head so far up its own backfield that it's turning in a circle. What do you do ifShow More Summary
New York Jets Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath usually doesn't have many good things to say about his former team. So any time "Broadway Joe" offers a compliment to Gang Green, it becomes noteworthy. Surprisingly, Namath offered praise this week for embattled Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, who is a major target in New York. Show More Summary
When the New York Jets signed quarterback David Garrard, the hope was that he would provide the necessary competition to bring out the best in Mark Sanchez or push him out the door. Once Geno Smith fell to the Jets during the NFL draft last month, the hope was that Garrard would provide valued veteran leadership and mentor the young quarterback. Show More Summary
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith went on a radio show in Charlotte on Wednesday and offered this assessment of Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez, "He sucks."
It's still open season on Mark Sanchez. CBS New York (h/t NFL.com) reports Carolina Panthers receiver Steve Smith had some interesting things to say about New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. The moment came when Smith was on the air, co-hosting WFAN's "The Drive." "He sucks. Show More Summary
Sanchez did a good job nipping this non-troversy in the bud.
In today's Three and Out: the Jets, Browns and Jaguars are trying to sort out their QB options -- though they seem to be getting muddier by the day.
It’s apparently open season on Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez. Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith, inexplicably, was the latest to pile on, suggesting (we think) he did not care for the former Southern Cal quarterback. “I wouldn’t let Mark Sanchez throw me a paper bag sandwich,” Smith said on WFNZ, via the Sporting News. While Smith…
Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith has never been shy about speaking his mind, and he didn't hold back while discussing much-maligned New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez on a Charlotte radio station. According to Vinnie Iyer of Sporting News, when Smith was asked about Sanchez on WFNZ-AM, he was less than complimentary. Show More Summary
Mark Sanchez is more likely than ever to be the New York Jets’ starting quarterback when the season opens, what with David Garrard retiring Wednesday afternoon. Somehow, you just knew that the Jets’ QB competition — the subject of so … Continue reading ?
After David Garrard quits the New York Jets, the team’s once-muddled quarterback picture suddenly becomes more clear. That’s good news for Mark Sanchez. The embattled quarterback looked all but assured to be losing his starting job at the end of the 2012 season. Sanchez was plagued by sloppy, inconsistent play all year and by the [...]Show More Summary
The battle for the starting quarterback position just got a little easier for Mark Sanchez and Geno Smith. David Garrard announced today that he was quitting the team due to a lingering knee injury. Garrard,who had a chance at winning the starting position from Mark Sanchez, said today that his knee continued to swell up [...]Show More Summary
If there was any doubt about the immediate future of quarterback Mark Sanchez with the New York Jets, all questions should've been answered on Wednesday. Sanchez and his $8.25 million guaranteed salary will remain in New York through the entire 2013 season. Show More Summary
When the Jets drafted Geno Smith, creating a six-man quarterback conga line, many suggested that they should cut veteran Mark Sanchez. But given the realities of Sanchez’s contract, cutting him would mean paying him his fully-guaranteed salary of $8.25 million within 30 days. And it also would mean not having him around in the event…