Mark Sanchez Injured: Jets’ Rex Ryan Commits Maybe Biggest Blunder of Career

August 25, 2013   ·   Mike Freeman   ·   Jump to comments

In the annals of New York Jets misery, there are many chapters. The Dan Marino fake spike. The losing. The losing. And did I mention the losing? Plus, more recently, there was the butt fumble. Now, there is a new chapter: Rex Ryan's sheer, unadulterated, blazing, magnanimous, dumbfounding, putrid, sheer moment of lunacy.
Mark Sanchez came into a meaningless game with 11 minutes to go.
Geno Sanchez—sorry, Geno Smith—had tossed three interceptions and inexplicably stepped out of the end zone for a safety. Clearly, Sanchez had won the job. It was his. Geno Sanchez—sorry, Geno Smith—had pooped the bed. He was done as a potential starter.
What does Ryan do? He plays Sanchez against third-stringers when he doesn't have to. He shouldn't have.
Sanchez, in typical Jets fashion, got obliterated, and he had to leave the game with an injured shoulder.
It doesn't matter if Sanchez recovers or isn't seriously injured (he was getting his shou...

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