Mark Sanchez is not going to the Bench

Rex Ryan remains committed to the rookie despite the poor performance that included 5 interceptions and defeat Jets 16-13 in overtime against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

"We have the right person," Ryan said Monday. "I have great confidence in Mark."

Mark Sanchez Jets along with Jake Delhomme Carolina quarterbacks are more interceptions so far in the NFL betting with 10.

Sanchez completed 10 of 29 passes for 119 yards in Sunday's loss, the third straight for this equipment which cost them the division lead at the hands of the New England Patriots.

"We win as a team and lose as a team," said right tackle Damien Woody. "He knows the mistakes he made. When you're winning and everything goes well, the quarterback usually hangs medals, and when we lose, blame is removed.

Sanchez was hard on himself after the game, appearing almost on the verge of tears during his press conference after the game.

"I really let this team lose, and there is no excuse for that," he said. "I have work to do."

Ryan said he was not worried about Sanchez's confidence.

"We must understand that he is a player who has played 20 years in the league. Whatever it is, has a great talent. We all can see. We know what's going to be in the future, but have to be patient with him. "said coach Ryan.

Sanchez had a strong debut in Houston, throwing 272 yards and a touchdown that gave him victory.

The following week threw 163 yards and New England Patriots had 171 yards and two touchdowns against the Tennessee Titans in Week 3 which caused him earn the nickname "Sanchiz.

"I have great confidence in Mark," said offensive lineman Damien Woody. "He is our quarterback and will get better.'s Going to learn. It was definitely a difficult game for him (Sunday), but knows that to succeed in this league, just take better care of the ball."