unckeyherb
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As unlikely as it may seem, its still more promising to me than Sanchez. The guy makes way more bad decisions than Bradford, doesn't have as good an arm accuracy-wise nor deep-ball wise, is marginally more elusive in the pocket, but not to some great extent. I mean, am I the only one who has watched Sanchez play? He sucks. Give me a ####### breakAgreed. The excuse-making for Bradford goes back years (albeit with a different fan base) and has always been mind-boggling to me. I just don't get it. The guy could miraculously take a big step forward, I guess, but it seems pretty unlikely at this point.So none of Sanchez' interceptions last season were caused by the WR? Honestly I'm not sure but it's unlikely that a quarterback doesn't have a few interceptions that can be laid at the feet of his target instead of being his fault.Two of Bradford's interceptions had absolutely nothing to do with him. In the Atlanta game, the ball went right through JMatt's hands, hit his facemask, and popped into the defender's hands. Great throw. And Monday night, Cooper mysteriously stopped running. The defender could have called for a fair catch. So you can throw int% out the window. Sanchez was 14 TDs 11 ints. Like I said, a 100% healthy Sanchez had numbers almost identical to this year's Bradford. So a change would be parallel if anything. Take away the end zone interception, and I thought Bradford played well Monday night. As he did against the Saints. I see definite improvement. As I've said multiple times, it's the red zone interceptions that's killing him/Eagles. If he can eliminate those going forward, he's going to be a nice QB in this system. Sanchez is...Sanchez. That's it.
Once again why is Sanchez, Sanchez but Bradford not Bradford? You're willing to make excuses for Bradford that you're not willing to make for Sanchez, which is strange because those excuses are applicable to both.
Sanchez like Bradford had a poor supporting cast for most of his career and Sanchez was also coming off a major injury before taking his first snap for the Eagles. In fact Sanchez' injury (shoulder injury requiring surgery) is probably far worse for a QB than Bradford's (ACL tear requiring surgery).
I don't think the switch will be, or necessary should be, made either - I just find it curious why Bradford always seems to get a free pass for a below average career yet Sanchez gets blasted.
ETA: not attacking your post, just addressing the Bradford apologist statement. I agree he gets a lot of excuses made for him.
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