Risin

We agree to disagree. You are way off base on what I appear to be thinking. I'm going to take the high road, and not respond to your second comment.

doh! Good burn.

I know how long he has been here, I've been around since 1998 myself. I usually agree that he knows what he is talking about, but that post was just ignorant. Obvoiusly JP needs work, but after two starts I'm really encouraged.

No need to duck, you just have to get a clue. JP- 2nd Season Kelly- 9th Season When you figure out why one would be more comfortable then the other, let me know.

It is a Sunday, I may be slightly under the influence.

Funny, wouldn't he be making some now? The only mistake he made last night was the safety, and that was called back. On the otherhand, he made about 3 great plays, that either kept drives alive, or resulted in a TD. He also threw a near perfect pass to Josh Reed, that was dropped and would have resulted in a TD. I don't know if JP is going to be a bust, or Hall of Famer. All I do know is, after watching him play two games, I already have more confidence in him then I had in Drew. On top of that, he's 10 times more exciting. If I had money, I'd be willing to bet you he'll be more of a solution to the offense, then the problem. That's all I want from our QB, and that's what we haven't gotten in years.

Kelly looked very good. I think we have a great backup.

Yep, a lot of his passes were placed similar to the Evans TD from last week. Always to the opposite side of the defender, that way there's no chance of a pick. The dropped TD by Reed was a very nice ball.

If you aren't watching the game, wait until you see his TD run, very nice. He is going to be tough for defense's to contain, in my opinion.

4 drives, 17 points. JP helped to keep plays alive with his feet. Made good decisions (safety not included), didn't turn the ball over, and I believe he didn't take any sacks. Oh btw, this is his second career start. I'd say he's holding his own so far, anyone who disagrees will have a very hard time convincing me otherwise.

I <3 internet tough guys, from out of state. I can't believe some of you guys talk to human beings like this, and still have all your teeth. Grow up.

Your theory isn't as far fetched as some make it out to be. Even if you are a Bledsoe fan.

Exactly!

Great post! If you notice, the people bashing JP are either: 1- Bledsoe apologists who are bitter -or- 2- People that should stick to the PPP board Nothing wrong with that, you just have to consider the source.

Anyone who wasn't encouraged by what they saw, from virtually a rookie, has problems. I'd say it's still sour grapes over their hero being run out of town. (You know who you are)

Good luck, and god bless Campy. I will pray for you and the family. You have a great attitude, and that will go a long way in beating this. It's what has kept my brother alive, long after Roswell gave up.

I hate to admit knowing this, but, dee shay was his dj's name.

Coach Azerbaijan :/

Get well soon bud!

Thank god Drew is gone, and people have moved on. Face it, he's not as bad as some say, and he sure as hell was a way bigger part of the problem then some like to admit. Either way, he's gone, and I couldn't be happier.

I got a Rob Johnson Bills mini-helmet. Does this spell doom for my marriage?

Sorry to hear this news. God Bless your family during these tough times.

First of all, I admire you and your wife for taking him in. As far as him being protective, that's natural to the breed. No strangers can walk into my house without being formally introduced first. (That's how I want it) After that, unless one makes a move towards my wife or kids (in an aggressive manner, mind you) he'll leave the visitor alone. I'm constantly on guard when I have company, just in case. He has never given me any reason to think he would violently attack, but as an owner of a protective breed, it is my responsibilty to monitor him anyways. I don't think you will ever be able to reverse your dogs behavior, as I said earlier, being protective is in their blood. Shepherds are very wary of trusting strangers in normal circumstances, and they're incredibly loyal to their owners. (more protective of women and children for some reason, at least in my case) The fact that your guy came from an abusive relationship, surely won't help your cause, he's been violated by someone he trusted, in turn he'll have even more trouble trusting strangers. (That is purely my humble opinion) I wish you luck in getting him to behave the way you want him to, but keep in mind, he thinks he is doing his job by protecting you and your family.

Uhh, excuse me? If there is one problem with Shepherds, they are loyal to a fault. I have owned one for 10 years, he is a better babysitter to my children then anyone I could pay. I don't post often, but some peoples ignorance is irritating. Buy a Shepherd, and I guarentee you, there is a better chance of your wife being unfaithful, then your Shepherd growling at you.