Dilfer was a 1st round QB also....

I HATE OU

And...........

That's what I meant. That said, having the Full Back in there makes all the difference.
He has to be able to match or excel initial burst/speed with your Tailback though. When you run a 30-base, he's your lead blocker. Your linemen open the hole, and your Fullback takes out at least one Safety.

But you know this shit, so I'll just shut up now.

Trent Dilfer was also a top 10 draft pick.

It's great that when I watch either one of these guys highlight videos..I'm saying "holy shit" over and over again at some of the great plays and throws.

I love the way Sanchez looks off safeties and uses the pump to beat coverage...pretty nice shit..

HELL YES

Master of Misdirection. I have to say that I'm thankful to you ****tards for riding my ass and thereby pushing me to look deeper in to these matters. I probably would have missed Mark altogether were it not for my burning hatred of being chumped at The Planet.
Enough of that; let's go to class again!

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Ok first and foremost to clear this up quicky..Sanchez did not injure his knee throwing a pass...he was playing catch with a LB, a tradition at the school and jumped up to catch a pass and came down awkwardly, it turned out to be nothing as he missed no game time..

That is his 1 injury and he's never missed time due to injury now we have people calling him injury prone it just makes 0 sense...

As far as decision making, last year we had people going apeshit that Matt Ryan is a bad decision maker because he threw 17 or 18 INT's, there's a hell of alot more than the INT stat that reflects decision making.

It looks like people are expecting great things from Pioli, yet still think we'll absolutely suck next year while others improve. I don't know what they're on, but I certainly don't want any of it. I think they've fried their brains.

My post may have sounded wrong, I think it is absurd to call him injury prone. It shocked me when the guy at the bar said it. I didn't know were he got his info, because he is ussually a well informed, smart, Chiefs fan.

Then I come on here when I gt home and realize 810 was sayin it..........and he was listening to 810 yesterday.

I like the guy, I want the guy, but have only really seen a game or two, and the highlights. Got any examples of him being the difference. Him coming back to win the game. Sure didn't do against Oregon. Blew it.

USC smoked Oregon.

Now, if you are talking about Oregon State, that loss wasn't really on Sanchez. It was clear that the USC gameplan was to come and run the ball. The Beavs shut it down and kept Sanchez off the field by running Quizz down their throat.

In the second half, they turned Sanchez loose and he scored 21 points in the second half. If it wasn't for a INT thrown by Sanchez when he got hit while throwing and some really bizarre play-calling (direct snaps to the running back, who then fumbles it), USC comes back to win that, IMO.

Umm, the video above shows Sanchez, with no one in his face, throw a pick into coverage on the opponents 15 yrd line, with about 20 sec to play. down by a touch.