 Mark Sanchez, NYJ - QB #6
Height: 6 - 2 Weight: 225 lbs.
Position Ranking: 22
O-Line Ranking: 17
New York Jets VS. Baltimore Ravens
Game time: 9/13/2010 7:00:00 PM
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Sanchez runs on treadmill for first time since knee surgery
5/7/2010 10:05:00 PM
Mark Sanchez began the next phase of his rehab for his surgically repaired left knee. The Jets’ franchise quarterback ran on a treadmill Thursday for the first time since his arthroscopic procedure on Feb. 17, the team confirmed.
Source: nj.com
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Jets QB Mark Sanchez's surgery was a success
2/17/2010 4:39:00 PM
Jets QB Mark Sanchez wrote on his Twitter page Wednesday afternoon that surgery on his left knee was a success. Sanchez, who described the surgery to stabilize the patella ligament in the knee as "minimally invasive,'' will be sidelined approximately two months. He has said he'll "definitely" be ready for the start of training camp in July.
Source: nj.com
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Week #16 - QB Breakdown: Mark Sanchez vs. Colts
12/22/2009 2:47:00 PM
Mark Sanchez faces a rough match up this week vs. Indy. The Colts are currently ranked 20th (1 being the toughest) defending the pass and are on average giving up 225.5 yards per game. They have surrendered 16 passing TDs in the 14 games they have played this year and they also rank 26th (1 being the best) in allowing fantasy points to opposing QB's.
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Mark Sanchez will start against Falcons
12/18/2009 11:40:00 PM
To nobody’s surprise, Jets coach Rex Ryan officially named Mark Sanchez as the starter for Sunday’s game against the Atlanta Falcons. Sanchez, who suffered a sprained posterior cruciate ligament in his right knee two weeks ago, shared first-team practice reps with Kellen Clemens on Wednesday and Thursday before taking all the snaps Friday.
Source: nj.com
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Week #15 - QB Breakdown: Mark Sanchez vs. Falcons
12/18/2009 2:55:00 PM
Mark Sanchez faces a great match up this week vs. the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons are currently ranked 30th (1 being the toughest) defending the pass and are on average giving up 257.8 yards per game. They have surrendered 23 passing TDs in the 13 games they have played this year and they also rank 2nd (1 being the best) in allowing fantasy points to opposing QB's.
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Source: Sanchez has sprained PCL
12/4/2009 8:13:00 AM
Initial tests revealed Jets QB Mark Sanchez has a sprained posterior cruciate ligament, and if he can handle the pain, he would be able to play Dec. 13 at Tampa, a source close to the situation told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Friday morning. Sanchez sprained his right knee Thursday night in the Jets' 19-13 win against the Buffalo Bills.
Source: espn.com
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Week #10 - QB Breakdown: Sanchez vs. Jaguars
11/11/2009 11:58:00 AM
Mark Sanchez faces a good match up this week vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars are currently ranked 26th defending the pass and are on average giving up 242.2 yards per game. They have already surrendered 15 passing TDs in the 8 games they have played this year and they also rank 3rd best in allowing fantasy points to opposing QB's.
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Week #8 - QB Breakdown: Mark Sanchez vs. Dolphins
10/28/2009 5:07:00 PM
Mark Sanchez faces a shaky match up every week, this time vs. the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins are currently ranked 19th defending the pass and are on average giving up 233.5 yards per game. They have surrendered 7 passing TDs in the 7 games they have played this year and they also rank 13th in allowing fantasy points to opposing QB's.
Who Knew? One week after compiling 318 yards on the ground, the Jets finished with 316 rushing yards against the Raiders. That dominance running the ball enabled New York to dominate the time of possession and alleviate the pressure on rookie QB Mark Sanchez, who attempted only 15 passes. -nfl
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Week # 7 - New York Jets @ Oakland Raiders
10/23/2009 10:51:00 PM
Mark (* dirty) Sanchez faces a sketchy match up this week vs. the Oakland Raiders. The Raiders are currently ranked 16 overall defending the pass and are on average giving up 220.2 yards per game. They have surrendered 6 passing TDs in the 6 games they have played this year and they also rank 16th in allowing fantasy points to opposing QB's.
* Too soon?
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Week #6 Bills @ Jets 4:15 p.m. EST
10/14/2009 4:29:00 PM
The Bills are currently ranked 6th Defending the Pass and are on average giving up 185.6 passing yards per game. They have surrendered 6 passing TD’s and they’re also ranked 25th in allowing fantasy points to oposing QB’s.
Advantage, the Run The Bills are also ranked 29th overall vs. the Run and are on average surrendering 154.6 rushing yards per game. They have given up 7 rushing TD’s (5 games) and they’re also allowing the 3rd most fantasy points to opposing RB's.
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Mark Sanchez to start Jets' vs. Ravens
8/16/2009 10:03:00 AM
Rex Ryan announced Sunday that Sanchez would open under center against the Ravens in the nationally televised game on Aug. 24. Ryan previously determined that Kellen Clemens would start the preseason opener against St. Louis on Friday and the two would flip-flop against Baltimore. Sanchez came into the 23-20 loss with 28 seconds left in the first quarter, and threw a 48-yard pass to David Clowney on his opening play. He completed three of four passes for 88 yards in one series.
Source: twincities.com
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Mark Sanchez outshines Kellen Clemens
8/2/2009 9:53:00 PM
Mark Sanchez was hardly a world beater, but the rookie quarterback took a significant step by taking some reps with the first team and outshining Kellen Clemens Sunday. Sanchez completed 6-of-9 passes in 11-on-11 drills -- mostly short, safe passes -- during a rainy morning practice, alternating first-team reps with Clemens for the first time. He was 6-of-17 with an interception in the afternoon session with the second-teamers.
Source: nj.com
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QB jobs still up for grabs Sanchez vs. Kellen Clemens
7/8/2009 10:44:00 PM
Last year, the Jets had a 38-year-old QB (Favre); this year, they probably will rely on a 22-year-old QB (Sanchez). The Jets traded up to get the Southern Cal product with the fifth pick in the draft, but new coach Rex Ryan has promised Clemens that he'll get a shot, too. (The Jets and Sanchez also agreed to a five-year deal worth $50 million, with $28 million in guarantees.
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