Mark Sanchez signs with Redskins - Washington Times
Redskins turn to Colt McCoy as starter, sign Mark Sanchez as backup QB - The Boston Globe
Giants vs. Redskins: Week 14 storylines
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Mark Sanchez gets butt fumble recovery on Monday Night Football
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Mark Sanchez retires from NFL for ESPN job | Sporting News
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Mark Sanchez benched by Redskins in disaster vs. Giants
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With Mark Sanchez under center, the Redskins' quarterback carousel is spinning again - The Washington Post
Mark Sanchez getting another NFL shot after Alex Smith blow
Redskins sign Mark Sanchez to back up Colt McCoy - Newsday
Redskins vs. Giants, part two: Five bold predictions for crucial game
Washington Redskins quarterback Mark Sanchez (6) looks for a receiver in first quarter action during the game against the New York Giants at FedEx Field in Landover, Maryland on Sunday, December 9,
Mark Sanchez retires from NFL for high-profile ESPN job
December 16, 2018 - Jacksonville, FL, U.S: Washington Redskins quarterback Mark Sanchez (6) seen on the sideline during NFL football game between the Washington Redskins and the Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank
Mark Sanchez is the last hope for Redskins
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Mark Sanchez Redskins Presser: “Let's just get to 7-6” - Hogs Haven
Week 12 awards: Jets' Mark Sanchez is knucklehead of the week
Mark Sanchez won New York, lost his job and became a punchline. Now he's back. - The Washington Post
