Oct 23, 2011; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez (6) wide receiver Santonio Holmes (10) celebrate after a touchdown during the first half. The play was overturned by a penalty. Mandatory Credit: Danny Wild-US PRESSWIRE
2 AFC Championship games, followed by an 8-8 season by the Jets. Year four begins of the Rex Ryan era.
Mark Sanchez set a career high with 26 TD passes, and accounted for 32 overall. However, we saw many times during the season where he and the offense were not on the same page. Santonio Holmes did a lot of griping last season, which culminated in the on-field display in Miami.
Jets West has come and gone, so the next time everyone will be together is in a few weeks at SUNY Cortland at training camp. This is a big year for the Jets, and especially for the offense as they learn a new playbook.
What will make the difference for the Jets offense, is chemistry. Chemsitry between Sanchez and the group of wide receivers.
Read on, and we will talk more about it.
Topics: Alan Schechter, Chemistry, Chemsistry On Offense, Jets Training Camp, Jets West, Mark Sanchez, NY Jets, Sanchez And Wide Receivers, Sanchez Chemistry With Wide Receivers
Alan has been a passionate Jets fan since 1985. Obviously, that means he is a glutton for punishment, as he has suffered through many Jets disappointments. He remembers Mark Gastineau's late hit in the 1986 AFC Divisional Playoff game like it was yesterday. There have been many more failures than successes, but through it all, Alan has remained true to the Gang Green. He has been blogging for the Jets on various websites for the past 5-6 years. He lives and breathes the NY Jets all year round, and is committed to bringing the Jets passion to "The Jet Press" on a daily basis.
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