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81 Responses to “Jets Trade Up, Select Sanchez at No. 5”

1. By Howard on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   i hope this guy has the arm for the meadowlands i personally dont think so

2. By Joe on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   A little surprised at how little they gave up to get him, but too bad no more picks today, a receiver would be good. I still disagree with the pick, but could’ve been worse.

3. By Stunna on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   i like the trade move but i think its was too big of a price wow our 1st n second round picks, kenyon coleman (does this mean gholston on Dline ?) elam??? and ratty, y ddnt they send clemens either way mangini got the better of that deal he is still mangenious.

4. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   Okay, I always say, the coaches watch the film, run the drills, and know all kinds of stuff we don’t. So if Rex and the crew are that high on Sanchez, what the hell, they must know what they’re doing — right? And like I said re picking Freeman, now they HAVE to settle on a QB! Eric, what’d we give away to get the pick? And we still have our number 17 pick? (NFL site still shows it for the Jets.)

5. By Alan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   I cant complain, but its going to be Kellen vs Sanchez This offseason. Trading Kenyon Coleman means one thing, Looks like theyre putting Vernon Gholston back at DE, or something that puts him in the starting Lineup. When we took number 5, i really thought we were getting Crabtree, but hey they know something we dont, Looks like Clowneys our man with Cotchery too

6. By hank on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   bad move, gave up way to much for him, elam, ratliff, and coleman plus a second rounder. come on mr t, your gonna tell me this kid is that good, he never faced any real tests in college. they should have traded the 2nd rd pick for boldin and got what they could at 17.

7. By scjoe on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   JUST HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You give up a talented young QB a decent safety, and a decent starting DE along with a first AND second round pick for another QB who you really don’t know if he will ever become a franchise type QB. Just WAY to much to give up. I feel worse about this mistake then I did last years (Favre) mistake.

8. By chris on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   wow he better start this season

9. By OriginalJetFan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

   They gotta think he can step in and play this year, if he sits behind KC and he has a really good year they have a problem. But not today It’s all good JETS, JETS, JETS

10. By Frank on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Stunning…Looks like they plan on moving VG back to end where he belongs and in the end that might have been the best part of this trade.

11. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    YES! Coleman, Ratliff, Elam, and #17 pick, in my book that’s cool, especially since I like Ainge. Coleman and Elam strike me as guys that Mangini loved but might not be up to snuff for Rex. And we still have Leon, Revis, Mangold, and all our other blue-chip guys and all our other picks to get a WR, RB, line guys, and whatever else (punter?). This is looking like the best Jets draft day in years!

12. By pierce on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    i cant believe they made this trade…not only is sanchez not worth it they gave up so much to get this pick…the jets yet again fail in the draft and to all of u who believe this is a good pick ur all crazy…watch i bet my life brett ratliff will have a freaking amazing career in clevland…thats who wud of started for us omg i cant believe this…i dnt think i can be a jets fan now rite now

13. By jet80 on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    No!why do the jets always bet the farm on everything! underclassmen, not proven didnt play much,another qb that will have to learn our system.and you give up Ratliff,doesnt Mangini have enough good qbs and now we have another unproven and Clemens who will leave after the lack of support from the jets.just gave up our future in Ratiff,im outraged Sanchez better bring it or its all over for us

14. By sbj on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I will miss Elam. Didn’t the Browns try to sign him in the offseason? It’s a big risk and I don’t like trading up so high because of the huge cap hit .

15. By Alan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Im thinking about WR’s who can slip to three, Iglesias from Oklahoma, is the only WR i like that can possibly slip that far, But Tannebaum likes to trade, maybe hell some other crazy trade, before the end of today because i doubt hes done today, hel probably make a trade for a 2nd round pick or something

16. By Lars on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    what happens if a team don´t pick a player before the clock runs out.????

17. By Danny on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Do you think a good WR will be available in the 3rd round? Where will Percy Harvin fall?

18. By Rick Roucoulet on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Im just NOT feeling the pick at all (Sanchez) – Rather have a RB if a Bolden trade could be made or a WR – & If it had to be a QB, id prefer FREEMAN – SO AINGE WAS A WASTED PICK LAST YEAR? I feel for our existing QBs (Honestly)

19. By Fish Hunters on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Way to go Trader Mike! In my mind you’ve been and are one of the TOP GM’s in the league!!! Excellent job! Welcome to Gotham Mark! We believe in you!!! Go get ‘em dude!!!

20. By Troy on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Dont know what to think, givin up the 2 might be a mistake ………

21. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I am loving this Congrats to the New York Football Jets WELCOME TO THE jETS mark sanchez,

22. By barbara on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    how exciting….we got mark…(i’m from L.A., and he is going to be a great fit….watch out AFC east…here we come!!!!!!!!!!

23. By Jack on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    By receiving the hefty compensation to acquire Sanchez, Mangini has inflicted his revenge on the JETS. Ratlif should never have been part of the package. Obviously his value was only known to his ex-coach and the JETS fans.

24. By FLjetfan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Well done, T-Rex. Rattliff I liked, but didn’t see him much so who knows. Simms loves this kid and Phil knows his football so I’m on board. Sexy pick for sure. Clemens, however, will be devistated. Put Sanchez in right away or Kellen will be looking over his shoulder. (NOT GOOD) Hey, Flacco played well, why can’t this kid. He doesn’t have to win games with our D. Let’s get behind him. JETSJETSJETS

25. By jmetz1969 on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    QB Brett Ratliff is gone!! Bad move gave away to much!!

26. By sal on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    at least now we dont have to listen to all the experts ask who the jets have for QB, now lets see if the give this team a little more respect. I never believed Clemens was as bad as they made him out to be, but now they have sanchez, hope he pays off

27. By Jay_Windsock on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    This was a horrible pick. The Jets didn’t really need to get a QB. They already had 3 young QB’s who are decent. All the top WRs were still on the board. Should’ve gotten Crabtree or even Hayward-Bey…I’m totally disgusted.

28. By Ernie on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I think the Jets did the right thing, they gave up a lot but…….hey he is the first
    franchise QB the Jets got since Joe Willie.

29. By jak ,jet fan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    ive never really watched that much college ball. the 1 game i saw sanchez play in ,was a good one.sanchez played great and if i recall correctly was very mobile.im really lookin forward to this fall. i need a neon leon fix,plus want to see what jets d can do.

30. By Ernie on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I think the Jets did the right thing by selecting Sanchez. Yes they gave up a lot but,,,,,,,it is the first franchise QB they have selected since Joe Willie.

31. By Dougalas Ward on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    WHY?????!!!!!?????!!!!!

32. By jerbo on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    This morning I was hoping the JETS would not trade up for Sanchez. And as we got closer and closer I was still hoping we would go with another position other than QB. But as the rams were on the clock, and I was sure the JETS would move for Sanchez, I was PUMPED, and VERY EXCITED for the future of the JETS, because the scouts in the NFL know FAR more than I. And I’m TOTALLY STOKED SANCHEZ IS A JET

33. By CEDRIC on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Gave up alot, but i think its worth it, i like the pick. Go Jets!!

34. By Eric Allen on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Lars, the next team goes on the clock. The team that ran out of time then submits its pick as soon as it can.

35. By airmil on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    And this is why owners should not be involved in the draft. Selling PSL’s are more important then building a great team. He doesnt understand that winning sells PSL’s. I like Sanchez, but I liked Ratty and Kellen better. Now give our 2nd and 3 players to get him. Well lets watch Rattlif lead Cleaveland to the playoffs!

36. By Anonymous on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Wow this a great thing for the jets. You get a franchise qb that has a ton of potential. Also, this will replace Kellen Clemens which wouldn’t be the best start for the Jets. All we need now is a no.2 wr. With this, the Jets could be a potential for a wild card spot or even winning the division. Also, the Jets offense is a pretty young group of guys didn’t have to give up more draft picks ericM.

37. By george on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Now that they heve got a so called
    franchise QB who is he going to
    throw it to? They could have stayed at
    17 got Freeman still had their second
    round pick and got WR maybe a home town
    guy from Rutgers or at least the best availablle
    WR. Those who stood up for Favre asked who
    does Favre have to throw to, well the same
    will be asked of our first roun pick.

38. By Gus on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Please ,we could of stayed at 17 and took Freeman,bigger 6’6″,better arm ,smart and kept all the players ,plus had the 2nd round pick for a wide receiver.Welcome to the Rex era. A lot of Hot air for the next 4 years.

39. By jr on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Sanchez has chance to be a star..I like Ratliff too..Clemens not so much..but he didn’t have a chance with bad O-line…the other players can easily be replaced in free agency..and will ..rest assured. Overall..Trade is 50/50 value for both teams with huge upside for Jets if Sanchez hits! JR

40. By Sam on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I CANNOT believe this JETS organization!!! Are you KIDDING ME!?? If Sanchez doesn’t become the next TOM BRADY, then this Sanchez trade is a BUST!! TYPICAL JETS to PAY a ROOKIE Sanchez tons of money, even thought Sanchez has NOT taken 1 snap in the NFL, and Sanchez has NO experience in the NFL, and Sanchez has never seen a NFL playbook. And the JETS give away RATLIFF! I am done with the JETS!

41. By lorenzo on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Sanchez is probably better than Freeman, and he has a lot of chances to become a franchise quarterback! ..But what at WR? A third round pick? Marvin Harrison? Anquan Boldin?? ..Please, find someone Mark Sanchez could throw to!

42. By rican on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    sanchez is rated higher than stafford by most espn, fox sports news anchors steve young keyshawn johnson, coach edwards trent dilfer, everyone is falling for this guy, but lets remember they drafted him because of the “potential” he might bring, sanchez played in a pro style offense in college, practised against the best defense in the nation in USC

43. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    you Draft Guru’s are IDIOTS stick to Fantasy Football Please, this is the best thing the Jets could have done, ELAM was a mangini Child. we have leonhard so no problem there. we have shepard, be Happy our QB Drama is OVER we dont know anything about Ratliff so why sweat it! and VG will be stepped up this year we have the defense we need GO JETS 09!!!! i JUST KNEW WE WOULD HAVE QB THIS DRAFT

44. By ksjetfan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I was actually thinking they would take Freeman at 17 which would have given them a WR in the 2nd. Maybe they get Boldin in a trade, Sanchez is experienced in a Pro Style offense and smart like Freeman but more accurate. I would have rather seen just Ratty and 2nd Rd, hope it pans out! GO J-E-T-S!

45. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    all the experts have Mark Sanchez as the hottest QB in the draft and having a better career then Stafford, and I don t give a rattliff anyway !! we got the QB issue handled I knew the Jets weren’t satisfied at the QB position, and neither was I SOOOOOO Glad we have Sanchez,

46. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Every new coach, especially one as forceful as Rex, wants to pick his QB unless he’s already got a great one. They just had a mini-camp from which Ainge was excused and they took Sanchez, so that tells you what Rex thinks of the three QBs they had. And what’s this nonsense about Ratliff beating out Quinn and Anderson? He’ll be lucky to see a snap all year unless the Browns trade one of those guys.

47. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I want to salute the folks who are making two points here: Sanchez having played in a pro-style offense and the possible return of VG to the line. Or maybe they’ll still get a DE. The guys on the NFL website raved across the board about the Sanchez move, saying, correctly I think, that we basically gave up a #2 to get him. I’m still suspect of his deep throwing but he’s WAY smarter than Freeman.

48. By Tim on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    This Sanchez trade SCREAMS of (WOODY JOHNSON), all I care about is SELLING seats! You JETS fans that can’t see that ALL WOODY JOHNSON it trying to do with this MORON trade for Sanchez is SELL seats in the stadium! Just like with BRETT FAVRE! I am SO DONE with this JETS organization. I have been dealing with this type thing with the JETS for over 38 YEARS! This is the END!

49. By Peter on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    RATLIFF will go to CLEVELAND & become the next TOM BRADY! WOODY JOHNSON all u care about is selling seats! Now u will PAY SANCHEZ, a ROOKIE with ZERO experience in the NFL tons of money & spend another 3 to 4 YRS TRYING to develop Sanchez, when you had 2 QBs that already had 2 & 3 yrs experience in the JETS system ALREADY, but never got a REAL chance to show they could play behind a GOOD O-Line!

50. By Mike Jet Vet on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    OK now we still have to get a contract done another wasted 20 -30 mil GOOD LUCK GETTING WHAT WE NEED RB BLOCKING TE & RECEIVER This move is wrong in so many ways I can’t begin to explain them.. So now we have Clemens Sanchez & Ainge all we did was switched Rookie QB’s . Lost 1st & 2TH picks 3 players & God knows how much the contract sets us back WHO HERE DON’T SEE THIS PSL NONSENCE

51. By Bob on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Hey isn’t there a another USC QB named MATT LEINART playing for ARIZONA ? And how is MATT LEINART doing? Yes that USC pro offense certainly helped MATT LEINART. So logically ALL you people that say SANCHEZ is coming from a PRO Offense like USC just like MATT LEINART came from USC, is PROOF that SANCHEZ will do GREAT with the JETS! Right??!! Dumb JETS fans and DUMB Jets organization!

52. By Lwood on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I would have rather given up Clemens and keep Ratliff.Giving up Ratliff was a mistake. Let’s hope Sanchez is as good as they think he is. Because in my opinion if he can’t beat out Clemens for the Job then it was a bad move.

53. By Ray on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    I have been out all day listening to this on the radio so I haven’t read what the consensus is of everyone in here but here is my take. If we were going to give away the farm why didn’t we go after Cutler harder. I didn’t want either of these guys. But he’s here now so I hope we made the right move. You knew Mangini was going to make Elam part of the deal. Maclin or Pettigrew made more sense

54. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    and with the 5th selection in the 2009 NFL draft the” New york Jets” pick USC QB Mark Sanchez and this Jets Fan loves it,!! and by the sound of the Radio Music City Hall Jets fans went wild with the excitement the loudest cheers by far of any pick. Great move on Tannenbuam and woody to get the Job done finaly no more Qb drama for us!!

55. By Bucks County Jeff on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    You are never going to win it all, if you do not gamble. The Jets are gambling that this kid is a future star. They might be right. They might be wrong. Given the pedigree, it is a smart gamble. As far as Ratliff goes, c’mon, he had a few good quarters against a third team D in the Pre-season. Get a clue.

56. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Bob, many great USC QBs haven’t made it in the pros, most famously Steve Spurrier. But more recently, Leinart and especially Palmer were doing just fine before they got hurt and losing out to Warner, who’d already won an SB, is nothing to be ashamed of. In the end I gotta trust Rex on this one. And hey, you got a problem with a USC QB named Cassel, who had almost no experience compared to Sanchez?

57. By supercooljetfan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    i was totally against this trade but after watching his interview i think he really wants to be here and not just saying that because he has too….i think he is the best qb in the draft but i didnt think we should of drafted a qb…too bad we couldnt get like a 4th or 5th rounder from the browns in this trade i felt we gave up alot

58. By supercooljetfan on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    i cant beieve we could of gotten maclin at 17 without trading…sick how the raiders passed him for heyward bey and i cant believe tyson jackson went 3rd overall either not one mock draft had them goin that low

59. By Ablity on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    i felt we gived up too much but be it as it may, do you guys really no what just happen just got a strong arm QB and a guys that people can know the jets by. we have to get behind this guys as fan and we has to start from the get go, we cant have no competition, this has to be this his team and with the running game adn defense he cant help but be good

60. By Rick Roucoulet on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    HOW ARE WE TO BELIEVE ANYTHING COACH REX SAYS AFTER TELLING EVERYONE THAT HE’S CONFIDENT IN THE QBs WE ALREADY HAVE & THEN DO THIS??? DOES THAT INSTILL ANY FAITH IN CURRENT PLAYERS???

61. By Ray on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    and with the number 5 pick in the 2009 NFL draft the New York Jets give away the farm and pick the top rated clipboard holder, and at least one Jet fan has lost his noodle with excitement.

62. By wayne on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    If this one isn’t right, Mr. T should not get another opportunity to make the same mistake.I think he’s intoxicated with the idea of making a big splash on draft day.

63. By chris on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    sanchez is a Huge gamble. i think he is a little small and does not throw tight spirals nor does he have great arm strength. This pick and Gholston could end tannenbaums career.

64. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Rick, you expect Rex to say, “I don’t like our three QBs and I’m gonna get somebody else”? What if you can’t GET somebody else? What if the somebody else you want isn’t there when you pick? Besides, maybe Rex DOES like what he saw of Clemens and Ratliff — just not as much as what he saw of Sanchez. Let’s not start giving Cutler-like whining rights to Jets, they’re big boys who make big bucks.

65. By Ray on Apr 25, 2009 | Reply

    Spurrier went to Florida. Bottom line is if you wanted Sanchez you think it is a great move and if not you are hating it. But no matter how sure you are that this is a great or terrible pick, only time will tell who was right. Ironically, we still have 3 qb’s with little or no experience. He’s a Jet now so….. Go Sanchez!! Tannenbaum better fill some holes tomorrow.

66. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    Thanks, Ray, I was thinking of almost as big a bust, USC’s Pete Beatherd. Pat Haden and Vince Evans didn’t exactly set the world on fire either. But no, I was against Sanchez for weeks but if they’ll work like this to get him, I feel much better about it. And please, guys, Rex wouldn’t have taken the job without control of the QB situation, he could’ve just waited for another head coaching gig.

67. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    funny when the fantasy experts dont get there picks they think the team sells the farm the soul bla, bla, bla ,RAY! they better fill holes they better do this they better do that PLEASE 10 out of 10 of you experts (you know who you are) were dead wrong read your past posts. I do! your all ridiculous, so stop posting like your sports writers and down playing the fans who simply post an opinioin

68. By J on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    Good-bye Brett Ratcliff we barely knew you…….
    How much better does a QB need to play on the field to be considered?

69. By Vincent on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    I believed & posted on this blog site a while ago that we need a QB & that Sanchez could be a great pick. I guess I was right. Ratty was good but unproven, Coleman’s a journey-man, & I think Elam will be the only one that might be missed. Sanchez has skill, but I suppose training camp, the bright lights of NY and playing will be the true test. Sorry for KC, but as a starter no one ever saw magic.

70. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    J, it might help to play in a regular season game or two. C’mon, guys, this is the team that won the biggest SB ever on the young backs of Namath, Snell, Boozer, and Sauer! Now we got Sanchez, Washington, Greene, Keller, Stuckey, and Clowney! Anybody who thinks that ain’t the nucleus of a good O already is on another planet! And as many have said, Jones doesn’t have long to go, contract or not.

71. By Row on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    Probably the dumbest move I’ve ever seen by any NFL team. Trade the whole draft for a player that has 16 starts in an offense I could run. Not to mention we had to give up Elam, Coleman, and Ratliff. What is the management thinking? You gotta think Rex had his toes stepped on in this one! If Sanchez starts, he will be the next Matt Leinart, play and be pulled. I see us going 6-10 with him at best!

72. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 26, 2009 | Reply

    This dissing of Leinart shows how much patience some Jet fans have for building a great team and star QB.The guy was awesome in college, started good in the pros, got hurt, and lost his job to possibly the best QB in the game and one of the best readers of coverages EVER. So the jury’s out on him. 6-10 next year with Sanchez would be like Joe’s 5-8-1 and that worked out okay for fans who hung in.

73. By Ray on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    That’s funny JETS 4 LIFE, I was just thinking the same thing about all your posts. Your going ga ga over these picks because YOU like them. So everyone else is an “idiot”. So apparently a TE is not an issue with you. But YOU know football. WE have no depth at several different positions, meaning holes that need filled. But YOU know football. My problem isn’t with who they drafted as much as

74. By Ray on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    the fact that the Jets drafted like a team who only had two holes to fill to make this team complete. Look at what NE did if you want to see how a team builds a winner. Trading down collecting picks, this year and next. And using the picks to fill your many weak spots. Remember that when that undrafted FA TE is the one covering Sanchez’s backside. Oh yeah, but YOU know football.

75. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    Hey Ray, nobody on the site should be called an idiot but cheer up, the Jets clearly aren’t done yet! It’s nice to see Rex show faith in our WRs and I bet we get a vet in a trade. A blocking TE will be easy to get. You can’t compare what NE did to what we did because they have almost NO holes to fill. I think Rex is trying to move in young guys while keeping the better old ones, which is smart.

76. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    was wondering what took so long Ray. was out of line for that and yes I got the Man I wanted. the Man this team needed, and I was not alone in thinking that way, (the Jets) yes there are other needs not holes. but the can be adressed in time right now the jets can play to win with the roster they have and this draft was not hiding or holding anyone special so the jets made the right move twice.

77. By JETS 4 LIFE on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    And Ray I wont remeber an un-drafted TE covering Sanchez I will remember our vetern O-LINE covering him and Sanchez hitting Keller our TE catching first down passes but what do I know??????????????

78. By Ray on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    ’64 Tom, I agree to a point, but NE was getting older and actually their D is, or was, very suspect. So they traded down and have collected all kinds of guys that can be developed over time. We are paper thin at several positions. This team is walking a very narrow line with little room for error. If it works out, great.

79. By Jets Fan Since '64 Tom on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    I sure can’t argue with any of that about NE or our thin bench, Ray. I didn’t like some things about Sanchez myself, though what Rex has said about him took care of much of that. And I don’t think anybody should expect an SB in only a year or two. But after decades of fake rebuilding and wasting big $ on has-beens, this looks like the real thing. I gotta feel good about that — and Rex’s style.

80. By Ray on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    Ok JETS 4 LIFE, I’m not sure what you know. But you clearly DON’T know how important a TE is and how much we are going to miss one. But you will find out. You will see what a HOLE it is when there is no one there blocking anyone.

81. By Ray on Apr 27, 2009 | Reply

    ’64 Tom, really I am not against Sanchez as much as I am against how much we gave up for 2 guys. Maybe I’ll feel better about it if they make some more moves and grab some extra picks somewhere. But until then, I can only comment on our current situation.