Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets Take Off vs. New England Patriots

September 20, 2010   ·   Tim Jackson   ·   Jump to comments

It started so well. It started like every Patriots fan in the world though it would.
New England dominated by forcing the Jets’ offense led by the inconsistent Mark Sanchez on a three and out and, on two consecutive drives, the Patriots executed nearly flawlessly (with the minor exception of Stephen Gostkowski’s missed field goal to start the game).
It was perfect.
But, alas, it wasn’t to be. By the end of the game, Sanchez was picking apart New England’s pass defense, LaDainian Tomlinson was looking like, well, LaDainian Tomlinson, and Tom Brady and the offense that looked so flawless for the first several series all of a sudden couldn’t move the ball and turned the ball over three times.
After Patriot Nation was riding high following the win over the Bengals and the Jets’ loss to the Ravens last weekend, it was a humbling experience. It all came crashing down.
To start, let’s look at the keys to the game, and what, at...

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