polamalubeast
09-13-2012, 11:25 AM
Steelers have a concern in Mark Sanchez (no, really)
We all remember how well Mark Sanchez played at Heinz Field in the 2010 regular-season game. He was a mistake-free chain mover that day. What gets lost is that despite a disastrous fumble, he also played well in the AFC title game. Try 20-33 for 233 yards, two TDs, no picks and a 102.2 passer rating. Sanchez was not intercepted in either game. By no means would I label him an elite quarterback, but he came into the league young, has performed in the playoffs, and, contrary to popular belief, had a decent statistical season in 2011. He's very capable of winning games, including the one Sunday at Heinz Field.
http://sulia.com/channel/pittsburgh-steelers/f/69dcd39e-6918-4ddf-9ffe-2c0d8eb2a4cc/?source=twitter
We all remember how well Mark Sanchez played at Heinz Field in the 2010 regular-season game. He was a mistake-free chain mover that day. What gets lost is that despite a disastrous fumble, he also played well in the AFC title game. Try 20-33 for 233 yards, two TDs, no picks and a 102.2 passer rating. Sanchez was not intercepted in either game. By no means would I label him an elite quarterback, but he came into the league young, has performed in the playoffs, and, contrary to popular belief, had a decent statistical season in 2011. He's very capable of winning games, including the one Sunday at Heinz Field.
http://sulia.com/channel/pittsburgh-steelers/f/69dcd39e-6918-4ddf-9ffe-2c0d8eb2a4cc/?source=twitter