CDMX. / 11.09.2022 17:16:45
Los New York jet they have not returned Playoffs from NFL since 2010, when his then-franchise quarterback, the Mexican-American, Marco Sanchez he managed to drive them in an exceptional season. But what happened to number six of the concrete jungle, as he went from being one of the most promising quarterbacks to being struck out of the league?
What happened to Mark Sanchez?
Mark Travis John Sanchez was born in November 1986 in Long Beach, California but hails from a Mexican family who immigrated to the United States from Zacateca. The QB showed interest in football from an early age and for 2004 had already been nominated Player of the Year and Best High School Quarterback.
This has caught the attention of renowned universities such as State of Ohio, Notre Dame, Texasamong others, but Sánchez opted for the USC Trojan. Upon arriving in the NFL, Mark was selected in the 2009 Draft by the New York Jets. with the 17th absolute choice. Not without being warned by his college coach, Pete Carrollthat wasn’t the best decision to “not play his senior year” and go straight to the NFL.
Marco Sanchez generated a immediate impact with the New York jet from Rex Ryan leading his team to the AFC final, where a defeat against Colts (30-17) by Peyton Manning A dream season has ended. They managed to repeat it the following season, where they fell a step back by falling to the Steelers (24-19) Ben Rothelisberger.
For the 2011 season, the New York jet there was only one game left to enter the postseason. Sanchez he was identified for substance abuse and “mis-spending” his fortune. Rumors of a possible passage Peyton Manning and the presence of Tim Tebow caused that Marco has lost confidence and become irregular.
After a mediocre season in 2012 is one wound in the preseason that excluded him from the 2013 season, Sanchez has left the team to sign with Philadelphia Eagles where he was a replacement for two seasons. In 2016 and 2017 he took a fleeting step forward with the Cowboys and Bears, even though it was eventually cut. For 2018, Washington hired him to replace Alex Smith’s injury but failed to land the job as a starter.
After announcing his retirement in 2019, Marco Sanchez I got the opportunity to call for college and NFL football games Fox Sport. He later “came home” to speak with the New York jet in “The Official Jest Podcast: A Conversation With Mark Sanchez”.
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