Sanchez threw three interceptions during 11-on-11 drills Wednesday, prompting Coach Rex Ryan to say that he was “absolutely” dissatisfied and to emphasize that ball security would be a factor in determining the Jets’ starter.

“Yeah, it is,” Ryan said, when asked if Sanchez’s performance was disappointing. “I’d rather have him not turn the ball over once, I mean, obviously.” Ryan said Sanchez had done “a lot of great things,” but “those negative things,” he added, “that’s what gets you beat.”

No quarterback has turned the ball over more in the last two seasons than Sanchez (52 times). Sanchez’s interceptions came on an overthrow (Antonio Cromartie), an underthrow (Jaiquawn Jarrett) and a screen pass, which was snagged by Damon Harrison, the 6-foot-4, 350-pound defensive lineman nicknamed Big Snacks.

“A couple of those throws I want back,” Sanchez said. He added: “But I was just trying to make a play. That’s one of those things where I should pull the ball down and run or something. I’m shaking the rust off a little bit, getting back into the swing of things.”

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2263534&forum_id=2#23252487)

Given how many interceptions he threw all last season -- how exactly is he "shaking off" the rust? Doesn't that imply that he was at one point good?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2263534&forum_id=2#23252544)

"Everyone on the team likes Mark personally, but there's a general feeling among some of the players that maybe it's time to give someone else a chance."

The masked source estimated that 80 to 90 percent of the roster agrees. Naturally, none of the players has gone on record with that sentiment.

Sanchez struggled through a disastrous Wednesday practice lowlighted by three interceptions and general chaos, a display coach Rex Ryan classified as "unacceptable" and a "disappointment."

The miscues conjure up Sanchez's 52 turnovers over the past two seasons, a statistic tied to the quarterback's fierce tumble from grace in Florham Park. Granted, Sanchez was without wideouts Santonio Holmes or Stephen Hill on Wednesday, but so was rookie Geno Smith (who, if you're keeping score, threw one pick of his own on a day that saw neither passer flourish).

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000205758/article/unnamed-jets-player-sanchez-is-losing-locker-room

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2263534&forum_id=2#23258949)