Some Interesting Henne numbers...

[Pappy13]

Both QB's didn't get much help from their WR's either.  Sanchez had a perfect pass into the corner of the endzone flat out dropped.  I didn't see the 1st half of the game, but I've read that Henne had a few passes dropped as well.

Also I'd like to point out that while Henne's completion percentage and yardage were terrible, he did avoid throwing an INT and I believe Sparano gave him credit for throwing a couple passes away instead of trying to force it which he's been known to do, so perhaps Henne learned something even in having a bad performance.

And before anyone points it out, yes he did have 2 fumbles, but one clearly wasn't his fault when he was blown up trying to pass.  On the other, a slick ball just slipped out of his hand.  Happend to quite a few other guys on that day as well.  Besides, I have less problem with fumbles than INT's generally.  Fumbles are physical errors whereas INT's are often the result of a mental mistake.  Henne has not shown a penchant for fumbling, so I'll forgive him for that one on Sunday, although I was a bit disappointed he wasn't able to fall on it and cover it up and perhaps save a FG try.

[Diehard_Dolfan]

So Sanchez would not be a bad QB for a team like the Dolphins

You guys need to swap QBs. 

Funny I thought about this same idea...  Henne just doesn't get it!  I'm watching the bills game as I type this and Rich Gannon picked up on something I've noticed for weeks as well. 

Henne doesn't see the field!

The bills walked the safety right up to the LOS and Henne didn't even notice!  I saw this same thing last week against the Jets.  Then he locks in on his primary receiver, and tries to throw directly into the blitz the times he does see it coming.

I was on the Henne band wagon but I've since jumped off we still need a QB!