Sanchez (Barely) Speaks
Mark Sanchez gave a couple comments before quickly leaving the locker room.
``It was a tough outing for me and the offense as a whole. I think that we did it to ourselves.
I didn't make good decisions or good throws.''
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The 2nd half (and most of 1st) was a complete offensive nightmare....one bad turnover aND or penalty after another and our O-line could not open a hole anywhere for Stafon or anyone to get through..our only success was getting Joe running out wide to the sideline.
Sanchez did make some stupid throws, but he also seemed a lot more pressured today than usual.
Poor Rudy C, hes like our own D's whipping boy... everytime we play him hes like a tackling dummy all day long..
Hopefully, learning opportunity for Mark, but Coach is right, the O-line is the offenses weak link. They need to improve quite a bit as the season progresses. They are far from a dominant line that you would expect from a BCS contender, which we may not be.