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Quarterback Rank: #16
Overall: #114
Sanchez made strides his second season in the league, but still had some poor showings along the way. He wasn't as consistent as the Jets hoped. Sanchez had four games with three or more touchdowns, but also six games without a score. The good news is he finished with more touchdowns (20) than interceptions (13) for the first time in his career and had his first 3,000-yard season. Sanchez struggles with consistency, but has shown the flare for coming up big in crunch time and making the big play in the passing game. His accuracy needs to get better, though, if he hopes to take his game to a new level. For his career, Sanchez completes just 54 percent of his passes. He has a good but not great arm. Sanchez does a good job of moving around the pocket, avoiding the rush and making plays. He remains the franchise quarterback in New York and should continue to get better and better. The Jets are a run-first team, but aren't afraid to air it out if needed. Sanchez had 507 pass attempts last season.
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Sanchez is intriguing because he has big-game potential. The problem is he is erratic, making him a risky fantasy proposition. But don't be surprised to see all his totals get even better this season. He can throw for 3,500 yards and score 25 total touchdowns, making him a top No. 2 for fantasy teams. |
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| New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez underwent MRIs on his ankles, knees and shoulders after the season but everything appeared to be fine. |
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| New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez completed only 62.4 percent of passes that went 10 yards or fewer this season and threw 10 interceptions in that situation, which was second most in the NFL. |
| Fantasy Impact: Sanchez hasn't progressed as expected and could be without a starting gig before long. |
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| New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan said he believes QB Mark Sanchez will succeed under offensive coordinator Tony Sparano's scheme because it has less verbiage than the previous scheme had. |
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| New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez is scheduled to receive a $2.75 million roster bonus on the 15th day of the new NFL year if he is on the roster. |
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| New York Jets offensive coordinator Tony Sparano said he will work with QB Mark Sanchez this offseason to help him improve Sanchez's game and clock management to help his ball security. |
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| New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez (neck, shoulder) play the final six weeks because of soreness in his neck and right shoulder due to a stinger. Sanchez will not need surgery and will allow the injury to heal with rest and rehab. |
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| New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum said Wednesday, Jan. 4, that QB Mark Sanchez needs to show more improvement. 'His rate of growth isn't where it needs to be,' Tannenbaum said. |
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| Former NFL QB Boomer Esiason said convincingly that he doesn't believe New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez is the team's franchise quarterback. 'If you watched Mark Sanchez the last month of the season, he was like a chihuahua standing on Madison Avenue and 36th Street entering the Midtown Tunnel, eyes bigger than you-know-what, and just so shaky,' said Esiason. Esiason thinks the Jets would explore the possibility of adding Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning if he becomes available in the offseason. |
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| New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum said QB Mark Sanchez will definitely be the team's starting quarterback next season. |
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| New York Jets QB Mark Sanchez went 21-for-32 for 207 yards, two touchdowns and three interceptions against the Miami Dolphins in Week 17. |
| Fantasy Impact: He continues to turn the ball over too much but his touchdown totals were about as good as any top No. 1 fantasy quarterback. |
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