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Video: Sanchez Wipes Nose Contents On Backup QB
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Jaya Saxena
Published Jan 24, 2011
Modified Jan 24, 2011
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Boogergate! As if yesterday's loss wasn't enough of an embarrassment, CBS cameras caught Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez wiping his nose and then wiping his hand on backup QB Mark Burnell's jacket. The "pick" has of course been inspiring numerous puns on Twitter. Yuks include, "Mark Sanchez should avoid these picks," "the new dirty Sanchez," and, "Dirty Sanchez sure knows how to pick a winner. Brunell never saw it coming." You can see the video below, but if you really can't get enough "dirty Sanchez" action, here's the animated gif.
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