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What Is Mark Sanchez Trying To Tell Tim Tebow?

Things are just not going well for the New York Jets and their two-headed quarterback situation ... surprise! There was the failed wildcat that got Tim Tebow tackled for a loss. Then, on the very next play, Mark Sanchez throws an interception. But this one, this one really takes the cake ...

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Sanchez thew the ball to Tebow and ... *DOINK* ... it hits him in the head.

The Jets’ starter, Sanchez, has two picks. Tebow has two carries for a net gain of zero yards, and how he has this to think about.

New York could be nearing the point where they come apart at the seams. Darrelle Revis, the league's best cornerback, left the game with a knee injury. A fourth-quarter touchdown by Miami gave the Dolphins a lead in the AFC East showdown.

For more on the Jets, check out Gang Green Nation. For more on Week 3 in the NFL check out SB Nation’s NFL hub.

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