Mark Sanchez and the rest of the New York Jets’ starters will have some extra time to shake off their offseason rust.

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Mark Sanchez is ready to take aim and fire this season. The New York Jets quarterback has plenty of targets to throw to, and he’s poised to air it out more in his second year in the league.

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The new guys put a new wrinkle in the Jets’ offense. LaDainian Tomlinson and Santonio Holmes had standout performances in New York’s scrimmage Saturday night for an offense that quarterback Mark Sanchez says is “big play by committee.” Tomlinson, who signed with New York after nine seasons in San Diego, took a perfect pass from Sanchez over David Harris and ran down the sideline for a 70-yard …

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The new guys put a new wrinkle in the Jets’ offense. LaDainian Tomlinson and Santonio Holmes had standout performances in New York’s scrimmage Saturday night for an offense that quarterback Mark Sanchez says is “big play by committee.”

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LaDainian Tomlinson and Santonio Holmes had standout performances in the New York Jets’ scrimmage for an offense that quarterback Mark Sanchez says is “big play by committee.” Coach Rex Ryan says the offense outperformed the defense in the 67-minute practice Saturday night. Tomlinson and Holmes, both major offseason pickups, were a major reason.

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New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez threw a perfect pass to wide receiver Brad Smith, resulting in a 50-yard touchdown. Sanchez raced downfield to greet Smith in the end zone with a high five.

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Joe Namath says this year’s Jets have the “most legitimate chance” to deliver New York a championship since the franchise’s first — and only — Super Bowl victory. Namath is visiting training camp and spoke about this year’s team, including Mark Sanchez and Darrelle Revis, and his favorite memories from that 1969 Super Bowl title.

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New York Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez throws during morning practice at the team’s NFL football training camp in Cortland, N.Y., Wednesday, Aug. 4, 2010.

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Its been no secret that one of the biggest question marks the Jets were facing for the 2010 season was their lack of a capable back up to Mark Sanchez.

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The New York Jets have signed free agent quarterback Mark Brunell to serve as a veteran back-up for last year’s rookie starter Mark Sanchez

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NEW YORK — Rex Ryan’s unpredictable mouth, Mark Sanchez’s matinee idol looks and LaDainian Tomlinson’s quest for a Super Bowl ring. HardKnocks – New York Jets – HBO – RexRyan – Sport

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The 2009-10 edition of the New York Jets featured a running game without peer that took the pressure off a rookie quarterback who at times looked great and others looked awful. What the Jets didn’t need to do is ask Mark Sanchez to go out and win games with his arm.

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Jets QB Mark Sanchez talks about preparing for the upcoming season. Sanchez says New York will be the best-prepared team in the league.

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Something funny happened last year in the drama and saga that is New York football. Somehow, without really winning anything, the Jets surpassed the Giants as the talk of the town.

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Something funny happened last year in the drama and saga that is New York football. Somehow, without really winning anything, the Jets surpassed the Giants as the talk of the town. And even more specifically, Mark Sanchez is the Big Apple’s hottest football commodity, not Eli Manning — the quarterback who’s already won a Super Bowl.

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Tale of the Tape   Matthew Stafford First overall pick by the Detroit Lions, 6′2″, 230 pounds, 10 games started, 13 touchdowns, 20 interceptions with a 53.3 completion percentage   Mark Sanchez Fifth overall pick by the New York Jets, 6′2″, 225 pounds, 15 games started, 12 touchdowns, 20 interceptions with a 53.8 completion percentage   Josh Freeman Seventh overall pick by the Tampa Bay Bucs, 6 …

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Mark Sanchez is making up for lost time — and he’s doing it on his dime.

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