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Originally Posted by SAR I
Chad Pennington had a Hall of Fame running back named Curtis Martin.
Chad Pennington had quality wide receivers such as Jericho Cotchery, Wayne Chrebet, Laverneous Coles, and Santana Moss.
Chad Pennington had a multidimensional back named Richie Anderson who could catch passes out of the backfield on broken plays.
Chad Pennington had a mix of offensive receiving weapons that he had the ability to bond with for three or four seasons at a time.
Chad Pennington played behind a Top 5 offensive line.
Mark Sanchez doesn't have a fraction of the support that Chad Pennington had.
Chad Pennington's failures were on Chad Pennington. He was set up to succeed but never did. Mark Sanchez, with a lot less help, did more in two seasons than Chad Pennington did in a decade.
It would be very simple if our problem was just Mark Sanchez. I wish it was our only problem, to be honest, would make things so much easier. Unfortunately the problems go way, way deeper than that.
SAR I
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I agree with this. On THIS team..Chad would be unable to generate any offense. He would, IF LUCKY, look like the Chad of the 2005 PITT loss. You know...unable to generate an offensive TD.