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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is piling up interceptions at an alarming rate -- nine in the last two games -- but he apparently doesnt have to worry about losing his job just yet.Coach Todd Bowles said his confidence level in Fitzpatrick is no different than when the season started.Fitzpatrick threw three interceptions Sunday in a 27-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, bringing his season total to 10. His fourth-quarter total is eight, including three Sunday.The last Jets quarterback to throw nine interceptions in a two-game span was Joe Namath in 1970, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Prior to that, it was done by Dick Wood in 1964.The Jets alternative is former starter Geno Smith, but they signed Fitzpatrick to a one-year, $12 million contract and still believe hes their best option.The embattled quarterback still has the support of the locker room, especially receiver?Brandon Marshall, who bristled when asked if the team needs to evaluate the quarterback position.I am -- going down -- in the boat -- with Ryan Fitzpatrick, said the veteran wide receiver, pausing every couple of words for emphasis. OK? You got that? So can you not ask me anymore questions about that? I am going down in the boat with No. 14.Fitzpatrick played well for three quarters, but the game turned when a back-shoulder pass for Marshall was picked off by cornerback Richard Sherman early in the fourth quarter. The Jets trailed 17-10 at the time.Fitzpatricks second interception went off rookie receiver?Robby Andersons hands, and the third came in the final minute, a desperation throw. Fitzpatricks job security will be a hot issue, but Bowles insisted hes not worried about that.I dont worry about questions about his play, I just worry about turnovers, he said. He knows he cant have turnovers. Some of them are unfortunate and not the quarterbacks fault, but nevertheless the quarterback runs the offense, so he cant turn the ball over. We have to get better there.Fitzpatrick endured a rough patch last season but ended up having a career year?and rallied the team to a 10-6 record. Once again, he has doubters.For me, thats been my whole career, he said. Its not anything new for me. I just have to continue to prepare and try to be the best guy I can be every Sunday, whether thats coming off a good game or a bad game.Michael Crabtree Jersey . Terms of the deal were not immediately available. The 26-year-old finished last season with Clevelands Triple-A affiliate in Columbus after signing with the Indians in August. Roger Craig Jersey . 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"Im looking up at the board and hes got two hits given up and one run, and Im taking him out after the fourth inning," Roenicke said.Awesome Rock has made up for losing the Australian Cup on protest with a tenacious win in the $2 million Emirates Stakes at Flemington.Sent out an $18 chance in the weight-for-age race, Awesome Rock ran to the front at the 300m and then staved off the placegetters for the fourth and most important win in a 25-start career.Hauraki and Seaburge dead-heated for second.He has been a great horse to me and losing the Australian Cup was hard, jockey Stephen Baster said.He deserved to win a Group One.Despite wild celebrations in the mounting yard after the win, connections were keeping an ear out for the warning siren.There was no loud wailing after Saturdays Flemington 2000m contest giving Awesome Rock and his co-trainer Troy Corstens their first Group One win.Awesome Rock was first past the post in the Group One Australian Cup at Flemington in March, only to have the race taken off him in the stewards room.Ridden by Stephen Baster, Awesome Rock ($18) scored a three-quarter length victory over dead-heaters Hauraki ($9.50) and Seaburge ($17).Hes such a beautiful animal, Corstens said.When we lost the Australian Cup on protest we were desperate to get the Group One he deserves.And the horse has been spot on over the past two weeks since the Cox Plate.Awesome Rock wasnt suited by the wet track when fifth behind champion mare Winx in Cox Plate but the Corstens team knew the firm ground would help the five-year-old on Saturday.Sit back and watcch Stephen Basters ride.dddddddddddd It was amazing to watch, Corstens said.He kept him out of the wind as long as he could.For Baster it was his 13th win at the highest level and his first since Ferlax won the Australian Guineas at Flemington in 2013.Baster said he didnt know what to expect driving to Flemington on Saturday, but knew the rain had to stay away.He knew he was riding a fit horse which can sprint on a firm track.You didnt get to see that with Winx in the race on the wet track at Moonee Valley, he said.The win was compensation for Baster losing the Australian Cup and he said he got extra satisfaction from having wife Melissa and two young children Izzy and Penny in attendance.But he got an extra kick out of providing Troy Corstens with his first Group One win.Weve been mates for a long time, the 41 year-old said.When I came out of my time Troy and I would drive over to Adelaide together on a Friday night for the races on a Saturday and then drive home again.To find out that was his first Group One as a trainer, its extra special.James McDonald on Hauraki said his charge had run beautifully while Dean Yendall aboard Seaburge described the three-year-olds effort as awesome.Oliver said Vadamos, who ran fourth at $5.50, ran well after leading.Its very difficult for the leaders today, Oliver said. 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