Mark Sanchez continues to progress in his career. In a recent move from Fox to ESPN, the sports commentator joins a talented group of professionals to provide insight into the behind-the-scenes action, which impacts football game outcomes. Beginning his career as a rookie for the New York Jets, Sanchez was drafted in the first round.
Living up to expectations, he led his team to the AFC Championships for two consecutive seasons. At the time, he was only one of two quarterbacks to do so. After a challenging third season, Sanchez was replaced. He subsequently served in backup quarterback roles with the Philadelphia Eagles, Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington Redskins before retiring from football in 2018.
Reinventing his career, he began working as a sports analyst and commentator for ESPN. In his career as a broadcaster, Sanchez enjoys a loyal base of listeners who are inspired by his engaging and genuine presentation. In 2021, Sanchez left ESPN to join the team at Fox Sports and provide insight into NFL game day action.
Participating in a variety of philanthropy projects, Sanchez is committed to raising awareness about childhood obesity and Type 1 diabetes. In his keynote addresses, he brings audiences a unique perspective about the power to progress in spite of challenges in life.