Mark Sanchez stabbed in Indianapolis, in STABLE condition in hospital

[finn]

1 hour ago, Sierra Foothills said:

 

Well he did smash his head against Brandon Moore's butt cheek so I suppose it's possible.

 

I forgot about that! Wow, between that episode and this one, he's not doing so well, is he. 

[HardyBoy]

1 hour ago, finn said:

Wonder if it's CTE.

 

My first thought too...at least as a contributing factor

[NoSaint]

18 hours ago, bills6969 said:

He doesn’t really seem to be drunk. He’s not stumbling too much.  I think he was having some sort of manic episode or there some weird backstory on this confrontation that we aren’t aware of.

might be a lil booze and pills action. 
 

from what we know it’s almost certainly inebriation I think 

[Bferra13]

6 minutes ago, HardyBoy said:

 

My first thought too...at least as a contributing factor

That toxicology report is going to be fascinating if released. He was doing something or else he would have been in his room sleeping, not roaming back alleys after midnight. He was there on business.

[mikemac2001]

3 minutes ago, Bferra13 said:

That toxicology report is going to be fascinating if released. He was doing something or else he would have been in his room sleeping, not roaming back alleys after midnight. He was there on business.

I bet he is going to say someone drugged him if he knows he had stuff in his system

 

crazy story

[aristocrat]

I haven’t heard of any history he’s had of bad behavior. Just wandering in a a back alley at night and attacking a random guy. It’s like he had a hallucination or break with reality.

[QCity]

3 hours ago, Bferra13 said:

That toxicology report is going to be fascinating if released. 

 

https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/tmz-obtains-video-showing-mark-sanchez-stumbling-around-downtown-indy-before-alley-fight/

 

They are saying both Sanchez and the delivery guy were recording each other on their cell phones right before the confrontation. Now that is going to be fascinating.

 

 

[Matt_In_NH]

3 hours ago, HardyBoy said:

 

My first thought too...at least as a contributing factor

Please tell me you are not serious

[DrDawkinstein]

3 hours ago, aristocrat said:

I haven’t heard of any history he’s had of bad behavior. Just wandering in a a back alley at night and attacking a random guy. It’s like he had a hallucination or break with reality.

 

There's a history. A definite drinking history. These guys just get away with it a bit more due to who they are. 

 

There's been a few stories coming out on podcasts this week that revolve around "this guy can be an issue at times when he gets a few drinks in him". It just hadnt gone this far before.

 

He was dating a high schooler while playing for the Jets, so not a great starting point as it is.

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

31 minutes ago, QCity said:

 

https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/tmz-obtains-video-showing-mark-sanchez-stumbling-around-downtown-indy-before-alley-fight/

 

They are saying both Sanchez and the delivery guy were recording each other on their cell phones right before the confrontation. Now that is going to be fascinating.

 

 

I don't know if his reaction there is 'roid rage', CTE, PCP, or he's just fed up, like Ralphie Parker beating up Scut Farkus in 'A Christmas Story'. 🤔

[HardyBoy]

22 minutes ago, Matt_In_NH said:

Please tell me you are not serious

 

Do you understand what the term contributing factor means?

 

I'm not saying he did that because of CTE... I'm saying it could he something he was dealing with and as a coping mechanism he could have went down a path of self soothing with drugs and alcohol, which ultimately could have resulted in him doing that...

 

Like if someone hurts their back and then gets prescribed pain pills and then gets addicted even when using them as prescribed and then loses their job as a result and then gets foreclosed on and then has to live on the street and then gets arrested for robbing someone...and I say I wonder if them hurting their back was a contributing factor and then you saying "you can't be serious"...you know ridiculous and lacking humility or understanding your comment would have or lacking the understanding of how incredibly close any one of us is to that reality no matter how much you want to tell yourself you're different and somehow better than reality...well, same thing here in terms of how silly that comment is

[SirAndrew]

1 hour ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

There's a history. A definite drinking history. These guys just get away with it a bit more due to who they are. 

 

There's been a few stories coming out on podcasts this week that revolve around "this guy can be an issue at times when he gets a few drinks in him". It just hadnt gone this far before.

 

He was dating a high schooler while playing for the Jets, so not a great starting point as it is.

Yeah, I fully believe in CTE and things of that nature, but it’s typically far more complicated. Sanchez was king of USC and a highly sought after recruit. These guys don’t have to follow rules the majority of their lives. Some guys are just good dudes, others are trouble waiting to happen once they enter the real world. 

[Mr. WEO]

7 hours ago, JP51 said:

Well I hope they put him in as a DB for the green machines sake lol 

 

he'll briefly be a Tight End, only to transition to Wide Receiver

[WotAGuy]

40 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

 

he'll briefly be a Tight End, only to transition to Wide Receiver

[Livinginthepast]

7 hours ago, mikemac2001 said:

I bet he is going to say someone drugged him if he knows he had stuff in his system

 

crazy story

He should use the "I ingested Bath salts" defense from a few years ago. Guaranteed winner! 

[Matt_In_NH]

4 hours ago, HardyBoy said:

 

Do you understand what the term contributing factor means?

 

I'm not saying he did that because of CTE... I'm saying it could he something he was dealing with and as a coping mechanism he could have went down a path of self soothing with drugs and alcohol, which ultimately could have resulted in him doing that...

 

Like if someone hurts their back and then gets prescribed pain pills and then gets addicted even when using them as prescribed and then loses their job as a result and then gets foreclosed on and then has to live on the street and then gets arrested for robbing someone...and I say I wonder if them hurting their back was a contributing factor and then you saying "you can't be serious"...you know ridiculous and lacking humility or understanding your comment would have or lacking the understanding of how incredibly close any one of us is to that reality no matter how much you want to tell yourself you're different and somehow better than reality...well, same thing here in terms of how silly that comment is

Understand what making things up is. 

[PetermansRedemption]

All of this is just so odd to me. How is a famous broadcaster alone drinking in the bar? Or at least wandering off? No one was there with this guy who could have walked him back to his penthouse hotel room? And then Sanchez is so smoked he decides it’s his place to care about where the fryer oil collection guy parked his truck? 

[HardyBoy]

2 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:

Understand what making things up is. 

 

Lol, nicely done and go bills 

[Buffalo Junction]

2 hours ago, PetermansRedemption said:

All of this is just so odd to me. How is a famous broadcaster alone drinking in the bar? Or at least wandering off? No one was there with this guy who could have walked him back to his penthouse hotel room? And then Sanchez is so smoked he decides it’s his place to care about where the fryer oil collection guy parked his truck? 

Maybe waiting by the back entrance for an escort to be dropped off?

[4merper4mer]

19 hours ago, Process said:

Reports say he smelled like alcohol and was charged with public intoxication. 

 

I've been drunk many times and never had the urge to kill a delivery driver. Probably alcohol+ other drugs. 

Awfully sus that you had to qualify your urge to kill to exclude delivery drivers only.