Ex-Jets QB Mark Sanchez leaving ESPN to be Fox NFL game analyst
NY Post
Former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez is headed to Fox Sports to be an NFL game analyst, The Post has learned.
Sanchez, 34, is the latest ESPNer to move to Fox. Over the past year-and-a-half, Tom Rinaldi, Emmanuel Acho, Adam Amin and Jonathan Vilma have gone to Fox from ESPN. On Sundays, Sanchez is expected to work with Kevin Kugler, according to sources. Sanchez will be in the spot vacated by Chris Spielman, who left last season to help run the Detroit Lions.
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