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The Jets' Thanksgiving Day Game against the Patriots
The Jets' Thanksgiving Day Game against the Patriots
I have started a little football blog about the Broncos. I started watching football last year and have been learning the game by watching the Broncos every week. I have a question about Mark Sanchez, though.
During that game, he committed what everyone is now calling a "butt fumble." Is it being called that because he fell and slid on his butt quite a distance, resulting in a turnover and touchdown for the Patriots? Or, is it called a butt fumble because he ran into his own teammate's derrier? Or is it both?
I guess it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things, but since I am writing a blog about that week in the NFL in particular, I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask.
Much thanks for your help and being good sports with all my questions.
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