Fox Sports Announces Mark Sanchez's Future At Network Following Arrest And Felony Charge
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The commentator was involved in a violent altercation last month with a truck driver in Indianapolis.
Fox Sports on Friday confirmed that NFL commentator Mark Sanchez, who was stabbed last month and hospitalized for his injuries following an alleged altercation with a 69-year-old truck driver, won’t be returning to the network.
“We can confirm that Mark Sanchez is no longer with the network,” a spokesperson told The Associated Press in a statement. “There will be no further comment at this time.”
The former NFL quarterback and analyst was reportedly sent to Indianapolis last month to cover a game before he was stabbed.
Fox Sports was “deeply grateful” at the time to announce Sanchez was in stable condition, only for the Indianapolis Metro Police Department to announce later that Sanchez was also facing criminal charges for his alleged role in the encounter with 69-year-old Perry Tole.
Prosecutors say Sanchez started the altercation and that Tole was doing his job for a cooking oil disposal company when Sanchez aggressively approached him.
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