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I'm not happy we lost. I'm happy that rag arm proved he's a career backup though.

You crack me up JSP.

Based on this game, JP has won the competition. I don't want this bum as my starting QB.

Watch the replay, lol. It looked like he was checking down into the flat anyways.

But he completed 99% of his passes!!!!

Not true, he's a good backup. But I think the Jets is better.

Until McGee scores a TD, and the defense gets a late one. Then all KH does is win.

...and start a worthless QB controversy.

LOL. Best line I've read in awhile, and also the most disappointing thing for me this season.

But we were built to win now, it was the QB holding us back.

but Soloman Wilcots, and Ian Eagle think he's great!

At least we're not running for the bus yet. This is still a very winnable game, the Jets luck has to run out sometime. Also, second week in a row, rag arm has all day to throw.

Thank you. I don't agree with bringing in a 3rd QB. Play JP next year, until his arm falls off. By week 17 we'll know what we have.

Glad you're as critical of Kelly, as you are with JP. Unbiased my a$$.

but Kelly is our best chance to win!

Nice check down....again.

Forget Ty Law, that pass was brutal. No zip + thrown late= bad things.

Worry less about JP, and more about the guy you're named after. Maybe if he played better, JP would have a chance.

Yes, but I think they were less raw then JP coming out of college. Remember, the word on him was that he was a raw product, with tons of "potential" Typically, them QB's need more time, because they are less NFL ready. It's obvious that Big Ben, Brady, and many other QB's were more ready then JP coming out of college. The knock on NFL ready QB's is usually, their ceiling of potential is not nearly as high.

The Bills will never make it, with MM as coach.

LOL! Rich Gannon! Please don't even compare the two, thanks.

I'm not counting JP out. Even if Kelly Holcomb is named the started, he'll suffer an injury before week 6. JP will get another chance, hopefully he'll stay healthy, and play well. Holcomb is a great backup, nothing more. I guess people forgot about the last great backup (AVP), who replaced an injured Rob Johnson, and threw for back-to-back 300+ yard games, by dinking and dunking. I don't remember people hollering for Alex to be a starter, even though he played more impressive, on a worse team.

Howard Simon specifically mentioned TBD, and this post on his morning show. Good stuff.