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Agreed. He's got six games to show that we don't need to spend another first round pick on a quarterback.

My God, yes. How many times through the years have you seen players kick the ball away or get hit and fumble during the recovery? Absolute right decision.

Yes, especially with Choice looking good when given the chance.

Someone made the comment that that rule is new this year.

OMG, that's not holding, it's attempted murder.

He was given a nice welcome back when he came out early for warmups and even more so later, when introduced with the team. You could tell he really appreciated it, and fed off the crowd during the game . That punt to the one laid down the gauntlet to Kiko for "legend" status.

Ok, can't take anything away from Tawmy for that game winning touchdown yesterday...well, maybe we can: "After the New England Patriots took a 17-7 lead over New Orleans, Tom Brady went to do what most people who play team sports do a lot: High five his teammates. Unfortunately, Julian Edelman decided to leave his quarterback hanging. On national television." http://ftw.usatoday....s-own-receiver/

For me, he's right up there with my other favorites, guys like Talley, Reed and Tasker.

Only thing I'm a little nervous about is Hackett coming up with underwhelming play calling.

That would explain most of our leg/knee/foot injuries.

Win or lose, there is NOTHING like the excitement of seeing the game in person! Watching at home pales in comparison.

I'm hoping this means they think EJ will be back fairly quickly. More likely to sign an outside QB if one were needed for 6-8 weeks.

I think he's got the best ball handling skills of any Bills QB since...I don't know, Doug Flutie?

Great vid! I rode that ecstasy wave the rest of the day!

End zone seat near Elvis, 1-3-93. Also...One of the first games I attended, in 91. The Jets were in town on a brilliant, clear October day. I was really struck by how you could see the whole field, individual battles, stuff you missed watching on TV. I remember noticing James Lofton run his routes, letting the defender trail pretty close behind. Then on one play, he was off down the left sideline, and way downfield he suddenly shifted into a higher gear and put space between them. But before the burst of speed, I noticed Kelly cranking up and heaving it long. Lofton caught that bomb on his outstretched fingertips in full stride and took it in for the touchdown...what a crafty receiver! I was hooked right then and there. Joined my buds in group season tickets and we're still going today.

I hope Stevie gave that ball to EJ...maybe even to Marrone...looks like he wasn't about to let it go, though.

Good comparison, and thanks for the reminder. I find myself impatient sometimes and down on Hackett a bit; but I'm sure Marrone is in control and it's all part of the careful plan.

Just win us one Super Bowl, and you'll achieve that legendary status!

Experimental therapies should be pursued at this point. Why not let Dr. Rex Ryan try his natural foot licking treatment?

Well, there goes our big, game-time-decision advantage!

Geno Smith, the Appalachian JaMarcus Russell...LOL.

This. EJ was one of the best walk-on players in FSU history.

Nix the childbirth stuff. We don't know nothing bout birthin no babies.

The Rock Bowl?

https://www.youtube....d&v=oFAyTbllkxQ "38 concession stands fill the concourse and will serve a variety of quality food and beverages..." Yeah, poor quality.