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I've always been a good Catholic boy, but it's funny cause back in the 90s I probably could have named at least four or five porn stars. Now I'd be hard-pressed to name a single one. In fact, the only one I can think of is Sacha Gray, cause she transitioned to legit film and starred in the critically acclaimed Steven Soderberg film, "The Girlfriend Experience". There is a very interesting documentary on Netflix called "After Porn Ends", which is about some of the stars of the 70s, 80s, and beyond and what their lives are like today. It is pretty interesting and even a little depressing.

Well, I'm getting really good at beating good players....it's the stupid ones that I can't beat

The Bills could go 0-16 for a decade and I'd still wear my gear proudly. Lanyard, cap, mini-helmet, jersey, steering wheel cover, license plate, etc. Real fans represent.

I loved that he let one rip today...he's got the arm, he needs to use it....especially with Goodwin.

LOL@noise he makes waking up

This. And then you have all the douchebags who, in 1996 when Kelly struggled at times, booed him and wanted Todd Collins. Nobody will ever mistake the term "Bills Fan" for "genius".

I must have missed something here.

I just want to be able to look at this team after week 16 and say, "wow, this team is SO much better than they were in week 1" I'm feeling optimistic that we'll be able to say exactly that.

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Exactly! We're so conditioned to know what it feels like when that little crack of an opening just snowballs into yards, points and wins for the other team. I sent Beerball a PM back during the Carolina game toward the end, something to the effect of, "oh man, I can already see the score in the end...they're going to win by 2". But EJ proved me wrong and we obviously had a great outcome. Today was much the same, except obviously the Jets had a whole lot more distance to cover than the Panthers did. But like you said, we snuffed it out, EJ kept his cool and make plays, and we took care of business. This is a feeling I could get used to! This is a point that is lost on many of our fellow Bills fans, IMO. Obviously the coaches have given EJ the "ball security directive" as his top priority. The net effect of this is going to be a young QB who is, at least for a while, going to be a little more tentative and even apprehensive, less willing to take risks, etc. He's having to allocate a LOT of his brain power and focus to not turning the ball over. But as EJ becomes more and more comfortable, he'll be able to focus less intensely on ball security and more on opening up his game and hitting a few more tight windows. This is a big reason why passing judgement on the kid or being overly critical of his deficiencies early on is pointless. The various aspects of his game will grow at different rates, but if they continue to be smart about how he's groomed, there is a chance we'll have quite a weapon behind center in a year or two.

The development and confidence of our rook QB is far more important that our draft position. The better EJ plays and the more he contributes to W's, the better off will be.

No need to eat any crow, brother...we Bills fans have as much or more reason to get frustrated and critical than any other fans. EJ clearly did well today...really hoping to see him build off of this and hopefully by year's end he'll be ready for prime time. Well said

lol@"he looks like crap to me" being referred to as "accurate and factual". This board is so silly on game days. Agreed. lol, the standard "disclaimer"

Slipping through the fingers of Scott Chandler.

To your point, EJ and Geno both have "2:1" ratios pertaining to their INTs and TDs. Unfortunatley for Geno, his is upside down.

I'm not sure that really says a whole lot lol.

Wow!! I'd say that constitutes more than just meeting a girl

Ahhhh, say no more, my friend...congrats!

Whoa, a Jay Sage sighting!

RDB, I'm not sure you're exhibiting proper objectivity in your assessment of EJs play.

lol, dude, you have absolutely no concept of what objectivity means. You're turning into an attention seeking "T" word just like half a dozen others (who are notable absent from the board today...as expected). You are completely incapable of involving perspective in your assessment of EJs play. If he came out and put up a perfect stat line, you'd say his footwork was poor and he locked on to his reads too long....give me a break with "objectively"

lmao@RTDB

It's a clear sign that someone has a clear bias in their evaluation of a QB when, after winning a big game against a division rival playing solid ball, they only point out the negative aspects of the players' game. It gets old after while.

Geno Smith says hi