Grading Jets-Saints

Here come the microscopes. Suddenly, everybody has a zoom lens on Mark Sanchez, highlighting his flaws: He doesn’t protect the ball. He stares down his receivers. He takes cheap shots when required to tackle. (Ask ex-Jet Jonathan Vilma.) His body language is bad. Yeah, his body language. That comes from Saints DT Sedrick Ellis, a former USC teammate. This is what Ellis had to say about Sanchez in today’s New Orleans Times-Picayune: “(He) isn’t used to being down. From the program we come from at Southern Cal, we’re not used to being down at all. That’s something he’s going to have to learn how to deal with. I think he’ll learn that with time, but I think he definitely got rattled. You could see him on their sideline with his head down. It was very visible. One thing I learned is even when you’re frustrated and down, you never let the guys on the other sideline see you. That is something he has to learn.” Look, S...