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With every game JP plays, with every practice, with every hour studying, he learns. He proved that on Sunday. Therefore, any previous stats are irrelevant. JP was not the same QB on Sunday that he was 2 months ago.
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I think the OL deserves some credit here as well. In previous games each QB just hasn't had the time to throw the deep ball. The Bills OL took charge (for the most part) and man handled the Cheifs DL, and picked up the blitz nicely. They were far from perfect, but in the end they got the job done. I'd have to say that these changes on OL might really work. We'll see.....
JP was not the same QB on Sunday that he was 2 months ago.
I beg to differ. He was the same QB we seen the 1st 4 games of the season. He just had 2 good drives. Bills still only scored 7 points in the 2nd half. And McGahee's isnt the same back with JP playing.
Besides the 2 scoring drives (which one was set up by the Defense, and if the Bills had to go 80 yards they never would of scored) JP played the same way he did the first 4 games. Over thrown balls and running around like a chicken with his head cut off.
If JP starts next week against SD I predict, 110 yards, 0 TDs, 2 INTS, Mcgahee about 50 yards rushing and the Bills under 200 yards total offense.
Wicked strong arm but yet Evans had to slow his route to grab it?
It was a piss poorly late thrown pass that Evans made a nice catch on. The 2nd TD pass was impressive.
C'mon man, the TD was made. What more do you want? Every WR has to adjust their route occassionally. That was a pretty heafty pass, and if that is the outcome each and every time, then I 'll take it. It got there. I'll just say the two of them make a nice tandem and leave it at that.
I like the second one 100x better then the first one. I'll give JP credit. It was a nice pass probably the best pass this year out of a Bills starting QB.
With every game JP plays, with every practice, with every hour studying, he learns. He proved that on Sunday. Therefore, any previous stats are irrelevant. JP was not the same QB on Sunday that he was 2 months ago.
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