Mark Sanchez (QB, PHI) - Waiver Wire Analysis

Baller Move: Handcuff to Sam Bradford

Owned In: 7% of Fleaflicker Leagues

Analysis: There really isn't much difference between Mark Sanchez and Sam Bradford. Both are two less-than-stellar quarterbacks who still haven't figured out how to protect the ball. The only discernible difference heading into Week 11 is that one will play and the other won't. Right now, it's looking like Sanchez will get another shot.

Filling in for Nick Foles last season, Sanchez threw for over 2,400 yards and 14 touchdowns in nine games. He's more than capable of playing well and leading a team to victory, as displayed in the past, but there are too many negatives clouding his name on the field, including an abundance of interceptions. Fantasy owners of Sam Bradford, especially those in deeper 14- and 16- team leagues, might want to give Sanchez a look but I can't imagine it's been easy to have stuck with Bradford this long. He hasn't been horrible, but has thrown more than one touchdown in only two games this season. Expect the same type of production from Sanchez.

Just when everyone begins to slowly forget about Mark Sanchez, he pulls a Pedro Martinez in the 2009 World Series, looks like you won't be seeing me for a long time, and then returns. Although Pedro is a Hall-of-Famer, and Sanchez is, well, just Sanchez. He is a one-week emergency fill-in, tops.