The Facts:
Sancheze didn't have an efficient mini-camp. Yes, it's a new offense and, yes, his receiving corps was banged up, but there were times when he didn't seem comfortable throwing the football.
Reported by ESPN.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
So wrote ESPN.com's Rich Cimini, who while conceding that mini-camp stats are virtually meaningless, advised readers that Sanchez went 11-for-29, with four sacks and three near-interceptions. On the positive side, he didn't have any turnovers, and that's a huge area of emphasis for him. ... Meanwhile, Tim Tebow (11-for-18, two sacks, 1 TD) performed as expected. According to Cimini, Tebow showed arm strength and a decent touch on long throws, but he still has that elongated throwing motion and slow release. He was indecisive with some of his reads, especially in red-zone drills. His accuracy was inconsistent, but that's no surprise. Worth noting: Tebow revealed that he's up to 249 pounds, by design, which Cimini considers a sure sign that Tebow be carrying the ball out of the wildcat.
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