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QB Mark Sanchez - New York Jets

6-2, 227

Born: 11-11-1986

College: USC

Drafted: Round 1, pick 5

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Quick fantasy outlook: It's hard to know what the immediate future holds for Mark Sanchez--save that he could be fighting for a roster spot, not to mention his job. Sanchez has spent the last two years sliding backwards after leading the Jets to two straight AFC Championship games (admittedly with a lot of help from the defense). Yes, he's lacked a real run game and yes, his receivers have not been the most reliable, but most of the issues with Sanchez come FROM Sanchez. He seems to be unable to read the field or recognize defenses and throws some head-scratchingly awful interceptions. It got so bad that he was benched at the end of last season for Greg McElroy and rumor has it if it wasn't for the ridiculous contract extension the Jets saddled themselves with, he could be gone. Sanchez might end up starting this year--David Garrard suddenly retired, Greg McElroy is at best a career backup and Geno Smith is a quarterback who would benefit from red-shirting his first year--but really all you can do is expect more of the same from him. He's shown no indication he will get better anytime soon and he may need a complete change of scenery in order to reach his potential.

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