Sanchez was the “butt” of comedian Adam Sandler’s parody of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” complete with New York-centric lyrics (“Hallelujah, Sandy, Screw ya”) and a couple of verses on the city’s sports woes.

The second verse of Sander’s diddy riffed on the Jets quarterback’s infamous butt-fumble in the Thanksgiving night game against the Patriots:

Cause we believe this, too, shall pass

Like when Sanchez fumbled into an ass

ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio and Rich Cimini break down Mark Sanchez’s struggles and the Jets’s loss.

Michael Smith breaks down the similarities between where Mark Sanchez is in 2012 and where Kyle Orton was in 2011 and how TEBOW makes it all better.

After all, the ESPN personality is close personal friends with everyone at “Saturday Night Live” and knew about the impression well in advance. At least, that seems like what Pharoah’s iteration of Smith would have us believe.

Having previously poked fun at Smith’s high-volume hyperbole on the topic of LeBron James, Pharoah’s Smith turned his attention to Tim Tebow and the New York Jets on the eve of the Gang Green’s match-up against the Miami Dolphins. Joining Seth Myers on ‘Weekend Update,” this fictional Smith peppered his analysis of Tebow with details of his personal relationships Mark Sanchez, Darrelle Revis and coach Rex Ryan. Via HP