he was a rookie last year a damn rookie, give him a chance, if we don't give him a chance we won't know and I see so many idiots saying we need a QB what if we never gave Jim Kelly a chance or Joe Ferguson he was a rookie give EJ a chance.
lets go BUFFALO lets go BUFFALO
better days (04-08-2014),The last buffalo fan (04-08-2014)
What was so special about Favre's first season starting (which was his 2nd in the league)? As for Young, he inherited a SB team that should have won the NFCCG the year before and gone to the SB. And Warner was an anomaly.
I wasn't the one comparing him to them.
TacklingDummy (04-08-2014)
I expected EJ to play better than he did in his rookie year. Can't completely blame him for his shortcomings but I do worry if he can fix them. I hope so. We're still waiting for Jim Kelly's replacement.
TacklingDummy (04-08-2014)
TacklingDummy (04-08-2014)
better days (04-08-2014)
Looking the part and producing while plaing the part are 2 different things.
TacklingDummy (04-16-2014)
Sure thing, but thousands is probably overkill to make your obvious point.
There is some luck involved too. People forget that. People act like it's rocket science sometimes, but there is always varying amounts of risk and a whole lot that is unforeseeable with almost any draft prospect. Most teams are always looking for a better quarterback, and there's not many franchise guys out there. Gotta get lucky to be in position to grab a guy that will pan out...hopefully pan out. It's tough.
Hes better at only checking down.
That's my huge problem with the Bills. So damned stubborn when they make a pick, even though it's obvious they shat the bed.
It's by far the most important position in the NFL. Why the hell wouldn't you keep drafting them until you get it right?
Especially when Whaley has a built-in excuse to turn the page. Buddy picked EJ.
gebobs (04-17-2014),TacklingDummy (04-19-2014)
If JP's and Trent's completion percentage and YPA could improve after their rookie seasons, EJ's will as well. Health is another matter, but despite his knee problems last year, I don't think he's injury-prone. Get him the weapons and a stout defense.
no I'm afraid he's not.
I knew someone (yes you) would come to this "conclusion." Thanks for not disappointing!
How many knee injuries, and injuries in general, did he have in college? As for last year, the 2nd one was self-inflicted while the first and 3rd were to the same knee. Again it's far too early to say he's injury-prone.
Self inflicted? Did his knee try to kill itself?
Some QBs go their entire careers without a knee injury. EJ missed almost half the season with not one, not two, but THREE separate knee injuries.
I've got some bad news for you--injured knees don't get stronger. Once is an accident. twice is a habit. Three times is a trend.
He's injury prone.
sudzy (04-20-2014)
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