are the eagles a better team with Sanchez at QB?

[broadstreetparade]

Inquiring minds want to know.

[nerd]

Inquiring minds want to know.

I think so... and im a huge foles fan.

I really think sanchez and his experience really help him and the offense.

Now if he goes to green bay and throws 4 picks... then just ignore what I said

[TRENT]

Sanchez looked better as the game went along..

But he can not drop back 50 times In Greenbay,,,we need to get it going in the run game...No turnovers is always a recipe for success, or disaster.

[Brandonn]

It begins...

[Damned Thing]

Hard to say. Sanchez has been a slow starter so far, but it's easier to play with a lead.

It will take a hard-fought game to see what kind of quarterback he really is. I always thought he was better than his record with the Jets. Next week could be his defining moment.

[broadstreetparade]

Before tonight I thought it would be a push. I didn't think the offense would lose much in Sanchez but I didn't think it would gain anything either.

It seemed the offense flowed a lot better (for a lack of a better term) in that there were not as many 3 and outs. I like the way Sanchez hung in the pocket, moved his feet and delivered the ball. I don't know, watching the Foles throw the ball off his back foot to the other team grew very old.

That being said I know we (not they) played a bad Panthers team tonight. Green Bay will obviously be a better guage to seeing what this team is about without Foles and Ryans.

[udontknowme]

No fucking way. The panthers were abysmal tonight, and Sanchez was just ok. A good to great backup, but a below average starter. Had Foles played the same game, haters would be hating. A great signing, but light years from even a good starter. Hope Foles heals soon, and meanwhile, thank goodness we signed a competent backup.

[art vandelay]

This. Sanchez had it easy against a bad team. He had help from the defense and special teams. He did exactly what he was brought in to do, but in a situation like the Arizona game I would hate to see volume Sanchez.

[thegodfather]

Inquiring minds want to know.

Maybe, it's one game vs a bad Panthers team, this week will tell. Still think Foles is the long term solution.

[Ellsworth]

I don't think so. Let's see Sanchez do that a few more times.
@GB Will be telling.

[BigSlizz]

When we're playing the Panthers, yes.

[Gove27]

Maybe, it's one game vs a bad Panthers team, this week will tell. Still think Foles is the long term solution.

Enlighten me please..what exactly have you seen from Foles that warrants any inkling of a thought that he is the long term guy?

[Dr. Claw]

Inquiring minds want to know.

Yes. If only because Sanchez isn't Cutlering it out there and the offense is scoring red zone touchdowns.

Hopefully Sanchez plays well enough so the Eagles aren't tempted to pay Foles Flacco money.

[Drama Queen]

Last night was the best OL lineup combination all year. Don't lose sight of that.

[Sugar12]

Last night was the best OL lineup combination all year. Don't lose sight of that.

Was just going to write exactly that. The line last night was incredible. He had time to look at second and third reads and a nice pocket. I predict they will make him look a lot better than he is going forward.

I actually think Foles has a better game than Sanchez if given the same amount of time to throw the ball. We've seen what Foles can do when the line is playing well. I don't think he'll ever have a 27:2 ratio again, but I think he will look like an upper echelon starter.