Broncos acquire Mark Sanchez from Philly

[The Oldtimer]

And here we were thinking they couldn't do worse than Hoyer, Kap and RGIII...They sure proved us wrong...

How's that? Sanchez has proven more in his NFL career than Hoyer and RGIII. Now Kap is a different story.

 

[The Oldtimer]

No...he led nothing. They carried him. With a good QB that would have been a great team.

LOL, okay fair enough. but he carried the offense. Yes the Jets had a great defense. Sanchez can be an adequate QB with the Broncos, as they have a very good defense.

 

[Thruthefog]

Meh. The Broncos basically won the SB with Trent Dilfer. Now, they just need to find a QB as good as Trent Dilfer. They're still looking.

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

How's that? Sanchez has proven more in his NFL career than Hoyer and RGIII. Now Kap is a different story.

Yeah, Sanchez is serviceable.... But I fully expect Elway to make another move at some-piont ... It will be interesting to see Kaep and RG3 in a different system ... I"m wondering if RG3 is just done at this point...

 

[SJ76]

No, it's from my sources embedded deeply within the Denver franchise.

Cheap game manager man. Not a bad idea and hardly gave up anything. I say well done Denver

 

[boogiewithstu2007]

Meh. The Broncos basically won the SB with Trent Dilfer. Now, they just need to find a QB as good as Trent Dilfer. They're still looking.

Nah... Manning played smart, 1 pick in 3 playoffs games and he made good play's at big moments... Dilfer couldn't read a defense like Manning, even though Manning lost arm strength he was still better than Dilfer by a long shot...

 

[jarntt]

How's that? Sanchez has proven more in his NFL career than Hoyer and RGIII. Now Kap is a different story.

What has he proven? He sucks. Pick your QB stat and then see how Sanchez did in it versus the rest of the QBs in the league in his seasons as a starter. Have you watched him play or are you just going by the fact that his Jets teams that tried to never run the ball and had great defenses had playoff success? RGIII's rookie year was better than any of Sanchez's years and Hoyer's year last year was.

 

[Caliskinsfan]

I"m wondering if RG3 is just done at this point...

Best thing for him would be a team where he wouldn't be crowned a starter out of the gate.

 

[Davis_Mike]

Looks like the Broncos are going the EXTREME Dilfer route with their QB position this season.

 

[The Oldtimer]

What has he proven? He sucks. Pick your QB stat and then see how Sanchez did in it versus the rest of the QBs in the league in his seasons as a starter. Have you watched him play or are you just going by the fact that his Jets teams that tried to never run the ball and had great defenses had playoff success? RGIII's rookie year was better than any of Sanchez's years and Hoyer's year last year was.

Sanchez has proven that he is capable of taking a team to two AFC Championship games. That's a fact, whether you like it or not. Yes the Jets had a very good defense when they went to those two AFC Championship games, but don't foget that Denver also has a good defense. RGIII and Hoyer hadn't proven anything yet in their NFL career.

 

[jarntt]

LOL, okay fair enough. but he carried the offense. Yes the Jets had a great defense. Sanchez can be an adequate QB with the Broncos, as they have a very good defense.

No he didn't. They ran the ball a lot. I think they led the NFL in rushing both of his playoff years. I remember one year that had both Jones and someone else i can't remember have good seasons.

 

[jarntt]

Sanchez has proven that he is capable of taking a team to two AFC Championship games. That's a fact, whether you like it or not. Yes the Jets had a very good defense when they went to those two AFC Championship games, but don't foget that Denver also has a good defense. RGIII and Hoyer hadn't proven anything yet in their NFL career.

That's like saying Trent Dilfer was a good QB. We all know they went to the AFC Championship game, but not because of Sanchez and he is even worse now than he was then. For consistency I'm assuming you are saying Peyton carried Denver to the SB win this year?

 

[Tharvot]

HSO: Hoyer could win 10 games with that Denver defense.

 

[The Oldtimer]

No he didn't. They ran the ball a lot. I think they led the NFL in rushing both of his playoff years. I remember one year that had both Jones and someone else i can't remember have good seasons.

Okay, fair enough. All Sanchez has to do to be adequate as a Bronco QB. I never said he was a top ten NFL QB and maybe Elway has something else up his sleeve.

 

[jarntt]

LOL, okay fair enough. but he carried the offense. Yes the Jets had a great defense. Sanchez can be an adequate QB with the Broncos, as they have a very good defense.

But yes, the great defense gives Denver a MUCH bigger margin of error than most teams have.

 

[The Oldtimer]

That's like saying Trent Dilfer was a good QB. We all know they went to the AFC Championship game, but not because of Sanchez and he is even worse now than he was then. For consistency I'm assuming you are saying Peyton carried Denver to the SB win this year?

No Peyton didn't carry Denver to the SB win this year, but he didn't make any big mistakens. All I'm saying is with Denver's defense, Sanchez will be a serviceable QB.

 

[The Oldtimer]

But yes, the great defense gives Denver a MUCH bigger margin of error than most teams have.

Than Denver has to go out and get a couple of good running backs and control the clock and take the pressure off of Sanchez and the defense. Maybe Elway will do this.

 

[The Oldtimer]

HSO: Hoyer could win 10 games with that Denver defense.

So can Sanchez if the Broncos surround him with a good running game.

 

[Tharvot]

So can Sanchez if the Broncos surround him with a good running game.

I think Hoyer is a cut above Sanchez. I know he had a terrible end to the season last year, but he led the Texans to a 9 win season, and the year before he didn't do terribly with the Browns...kept them competitive.

He's definitely a B or C list QB, no doubt, but I think you're right that the Broncos don't need an A-list guy to win games next year. They just need someone who will minimize turnovers.

 

[jarntt]

I think Hoyer is a cut above Sanchez. I know he had a terrible end to the season last year, but he led the Texans to a 9 win season, and the year before he didn't do terribly with the Browns...kept them competitive.

He's definitely a B or C list QB, no doubt, but I think you're right that the Broncos don't need an A-list guy to win games next year. They just need someone who will minimize turnovers.

IMO Hoyer is way better than Sanchez. Hoping Dallas ends up with him as the backup this year.