The Jets offense is truly atrocious. The dynamic duo of Sanchez and Schott has failed. Sanchez has not progressed at all in year 3; analysis of his numbers show they are essentially identical to season 2.
I don't think it's a matter of more time in this league; at this point I think he just doesn't have what it takes to next-level it Meanwhile, Schott's playcalling is puzzling at best and infuriating at worst. There appears to be no rhyme or reason to most drives. The inability of this team to punch the ball into the end zone in the red zone is inexcusable. When you have a receiver like Plax, coupled with Holmes and Keller, there is no excuse to not have a higher TD % in red zone.
The thing that kills me is we're wasting the opportunity of having absolutely top-shelf players like Revis, Mangold, D'Brickshaw, Holmes, and Harris. Hard to get that solid of a core.
Luckily the Johnnies are on. And playing one hell of a game so far.
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Time for the jets to decide: who stays and who goes between sanchez and schott. Because at least one of them is substantially at fault for jets poor offense, and this routine is tired and played out after 3 years.
Jets d is also getting a bit old and slow. And I'm not sure about some of pettine and ryan's calls.
This whole team is a disaster and a waste of some superior individual talent.
I actually maintain the buck stops with Rex. I'd rather see Schott and Sanchez stay and get a new HC. Plus Rex throwing Sanchez under the bus is going to make it harder, not easier, for him to next-level it. And just wait to see what happens if the losing continues. With Rex at the helm, you're going to see a clown circus with the wheels off the wagon.
But of the choice you presented, there's no way they get rid of Sanchez. It's going to be Schott who gets fired if heads need to roll.
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