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Jets vs Colts: Mark Sanchez throws a touchdown, forgetting for a second that he’s Mark Sanchez

For a moment, everything clicked for Mark Sanchez and he managed to throw a short touchdown to Stephen Hill, leaving Tim Tebow on the sidelines for at least one more play.

They say that to be a successful quarterback you sometimes have to have "amnesia." That's especially true any time Mark Sanchez forgets he's Mark Sanchez.

Over his last four games, Sanchez is completing just under 44 percent of his passes for three touchdowns and five interceptions. He needs a Christopher Nolan-sized "Memento" moment if he's ever going to turn his career around and forget how bad he has been. However, against the Colts on Sunday he got off to a good start by hitting rookie Stephen Hill for a 5-yard touchdown to go up 7-3 on the Colts.

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Shonn Greene scored shortly after to make it 14-3, proving that amnesia is going around in New York.

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