New York Jets, Mark Sanchez | featured news

Tim Tebow got his first New York close-up Monday. Speaking at news conference in the Jets field house, because the media crush was so great the session couldn't be held in the team's normal press room, the headline-grabbing New York backup QB went out of his way to play down any conflict between himself and starter Mark Sanchez.

Mark Sanchez passed for 201 yards and Darrelle Revis returned an interception 100 yards for a score as the Jets won for the first time in a month.

Mark Sanchez lost three fumbles and threw an interception, resulting in 24 Baltimore points.

New York reaches its second straight AFC championship game, as quarterback Mark Sanchez throws three touchdown passes

It was not the best quarterback (Peyton Manning) or the most clutch kicker (Adam Vinatieri) in N.F.L. history prevailing, it was Mark Sanchez and Nick Folk who delivered the Jets a victory.

Three rookies, Mark Sanchez, Shonn Greene and Coach Rex Ryan, all performed well despite the pressure of a playoff game on the road and the Jets beat the Bengals in Round 1.