Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez saw a play at the Miami Dolphins that reminded him of his time in the NFL, and he had a hilarious reaction.
Former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez saw a play at the Miami Dolphins that reminded him of some of his plays. In a Miami Week 3 game against the Buffalo Bills, a Dolphin player hits the ball straight into the back of a teammate, returning the ball directly to Bills possession.
Sanchez is no stranger to such plays. He had his own feeling that he can still remember ever since. Back in 2012, he had a fumble in the back of a player. It echoed the situation, and had a cheerful reaction.
Sanchez tweeted a video of the Dolphins play and wrote, “Woah…stay out of my lane brother thomasmorstead #NFL.”
The trend of solo plays has begun, and it is totally worth it for another player to recreate the play.
Dolphin player defied the odds to recreate Marc Sanchez’s hilarious play
It’s no secret that football players invade each other’s personal space all the time. After all, that’s a big part of the game. However, it is not usual for a player to throw or touch the ball directly to the back of a teammate and it costs his team’s success.
Dolphins managed to do this. Although they won the game (barely) by 21-19, the play almost cost them the match. It was, however, unexpected and funny. In the midst of a competitive match between two big rivals in East Asia, it was a moment to help the fans relax for a while.
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