NYC Rebel
...on the otherside of the pond
But gives article a misleading ass title as if he pulled a quote:
Sanchez: Eagles told me Tebow was a camp arm
Sometimes it feels like Mark Sanchez is stuck in a perpetual quarterbacking nightmare.
When he finally made his escape down I-95 to Philadelphia, only to be reunited with Tim Tebowonce again, all we could do was lend a shoulder to cry on.
Sanchez, though, isn't exactly taking this reunion lying down. On Friday night, he told reporters that the former Heisman Trophy winner was just a camp arm.
"He's obviously a great guy, he works hard," Sanchez said, via CSN Philadelphia. "And we needed another guy to throw while Sam's (Bradford) still recovering. So that's the reason (for the signing), at least as explained to me. We're excited about the upcoming year and I think we have a great group."
At first glance, the explanation Sanchez received seems reasonable enough, but let's actually put a few puzzle pieces together.
If Chip Kelly needed someone specifically to throw to wide receivers, why would he have chosen arguably the least accurate quarterback available on the open market, even after working him out privately?
If Kelly only needed a camp arm, why would he happen to bring in the one player who could capitalize on possible rule changes to the two-point conversion better than anyone else?
Again, the explanation Sanchez got could be perfectly reasonable. But after going through this process once before, he has to know that there's always a variable when it comes to Tebow
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000488131/article/sanchez-eagles-told-me-tebow-was-a-camp-arm
Sanchez: Eagles told me Tebow was a camp arm
Sometimes it feels like Mark Sanchez is stuck in a perpetual quarterbacking nightmare.
When he finally made his escape down I-95 to Philadelphia, only to be reunited with Tim Tebowonce again, all we could do was lend a shoulder to cry on.
Sanchez, though, isn't exactly taking this reunion lying down. On Friday night, he told reporters that the former Heisman Trophy winner was just a camp arm.
"He's obviously a great guy, he works hard," Sanchez said, via CSN Philadelphia. "And we needed another guy to throw while Sam's (Bradford) still recovering. So that's the reason (for the signing), at least as explained to me. We're excited about the upcoming year and I think we have a great group."
At first glance, the explanation Sanchez received seems reasonable enough, but let's actually put a few puzzle pieces together.
If Chip Kelly needed someone specifically to throw to wide receivers, why would he have chosen arguably the least accurate quarterback available on the open market, even after working him out privately?
If Kelly only needed a camp arm, why would he happen to bring in the one player who could capitalize on possible rule changes to the two-point conversion better than anyone else?
Again, the explanation Sanchez got could be perfectly reasonable. But after going through this process once before, he has to know that there's always a variable when it comes to Tebow
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000488131/article/sanchez-eagles-told-me-tebow-was-a-camp-arm
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and where's the criticism and subsequent demand for praise? 
didn't know the Eagles had a receiver called " the ground"
