Mark Sanchez: Former quarter of the NFL in a stable state after being stabbed in Indianapolis | NFL News

Mark Sanchez, the former quarter of the NFL and current Fox Sports analyst, is in a stable state after being stabbed early Saturday morning in Indianapolis.

“Mark Sanchez was injured in Indianapolis on Saturday and is currently recovering in the hospital in a stable state”, ” Renard Sports said in a press release.

“We are deeply grateful to the medical team for their exceptional care and support. Our thoughts and prayers are with Mark, and we ask everyone to respect their private life and family during this period.”

Sanchez, 38, was in Indianapolis to call the match of Sunday raiders-colts at Lucas Oil Stadium, by Pelissero.

Indianapolis police have published a statement that did not identify Sanchez, but said that she was investigating a confrontation that occurred around 12:30 p.m. on Saturday between two men, one of whom was hospitalized with wounds by stab.

The other man received treatment for lacerations, police said.

The detectives had examined video sequences of the confrontation, which, according to police, in the popular wholesale district of downtown nightlife next to the state of Indiana.

The police said that none of the two men was a local resident and called him an “isolated incident between the two men and not an act of random violence”.

Sanchez has been working since Renard Sports As an analyst and broadcaster of the NFL since 2021.

He spent 10 seasons in the NFL before starting his distribution career.

The New York Jets selected Sanchez with Global Choice No. 5 of the 2009 NFL Restchage, and he quickly succeeded, leading New York to consecutive AFC championship matches from 2009 to 2010.

After five seasons with jets, Sanchez had stays with the Eagles of Philadelphia (2014-15), Denver Broncos (2016), Dallas Cowboys (2016), Chicago Bears (2017) and Washington (2018) before announcing his retirement.