JP Losman situation @ Buffalo?
965422
He will continue to get better.  Remember he hasn't started many games.  Once he gets 2 full seasons under his belt, watch out.  It took Peyton Manning a few seasons to finally blossom.
149660
They are lacking a passing attack to complement that running attack and their defense.  While Grossman seemed to provide some spark last year when he came back from injury, he is still rather inconsistent.  This was pretty evident in the playoff.  Orton did a great job managing the game, however, he is not a franchise QB.  Once they get a better QB, or develop one of the two QBs, they should be all right.
805605
6 receptions, 206 yards, 2 TDs. Losman is 9/11 of 215 yards and 2 TDs.....insanity...wish we played the Texans all the time
362651
Erm, not sure what you mean about the Bills finally waking up, Moon? They did NOT conduct the greatest draft I've ever seen, though they did improve a bit on day two. Still, they made several reach picks and threw away a draft pick unnecessarily. They also passed up a chance to solve our quarterback problem by grabbing Matt Leinart when he dropped into their laps with the #8 overall pick. So, trust me, many of us in Bills country are pretty upset about this draft.\n\nAs to what I see happening next, well, the mini camp in May will introduce all the new draftees and hopefully begin the competition for quarterback (which will be settled in training camp and the preseason, assuming we can identify a starting QB at all). The Bills need a lot of work and I am still not happy with the decision to hire Dick Jauron over Mike Sherman as head coach, so this upcoming season (perhaps several seasons, alas) isn't looking too good. I'll keep you posted, ok? :)
497502
There can't be any validity to it. Are the Eagles really gonna get rid of one of the best QB's in the league, and leave their team to be run by Jeff Garcia or Koy Detmer? The idea of him being cut is just flat out retarded. Even if they're looking at a trade situation, they would have to trade with someone willing to give up a promising young QB prospect. Oakland would make sense, except for not having a young QB to give up (no, not Walters), unless their was a three-way trade. The one possibility I could see would be if Arizona was willing to deal away Leinart. That would give them a good QB to lead what is otherwise a good offense (assuming the line plays better), and the Eagles would have a future prospect to start rebuilding around. I still don't see it happening though.
171458
I had a hard time seeing him go through a tough year.  I wouldn't want to see him go through it again.   He seems tired emotionally.  Besides, the Pack has to do some rebuilding and it's time to move on.\n\nI think it would be great to see him move into a role in the front office with player relations or something like that, maybe like what Jim Brown does in Cleveland.
732282
he'll be taken off the Can't Cut list soon....and last i heard he was out for the season then....so you need to drop his sorry butt.....he's done....\n-nny
707887
If Bulger was clicking with Holt, I would stick with him.  Bulger has been ice cold for 4 weeks now.  He's single-handedly wrecked some fantasy teams' chances.\n\nThere's pressure in San Diego to get LT the TD record.  Buffalo knows that, and so does Snottenheimer.  I'll bet Phillip throws for a pair of strikes while Buaffalo loads up for the run.\n\nI'll bet Bulger throws for 1 TD at best.  The O-line is a disaster, and he's getting sacked left and right.
262373
Not a Charger fan, but if you ask me they are taking a huge risk with an unproven QB and a team that is otherwise a superbowl contender. Ask the Bills how starting  former 1st round pick JP Losman worked out for them this year (and yes I know the chargers are more talented than the Bills). I think you only have limited windows to win a super Bowl in the NFL. I think you ultimately will regret losing an opportunity by not going with your best option at QB. I wasn't a huge fan of Rivers coming out of NC, and I wouldn't hold too high of a hope for him this year. The Chargers do have a ton of weapons though so maybe he is able to effectively manage the offense. Heck come to think of it they didn't even make the playoffs with Brees this past season...
857231
Rumors are he is going to take over the Michigan State Spartans job.  It was announced today that John L. Smith will step aside from head coaching duties at the conclusion of the 2006 season.  So we'll see.\n\n\nhttp://michiganstate.scout.com/2/577209.html
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Driver, because he is now the go-to guy for Favre with Jennings nursing an ankle injury.  Minnesota may shut down the run, leaving the Packers to attack a relatively weak Minnesota secondary.  Plus, Lee Evans hasn't scored many touchdowns.  And the one big play he had last week was completely b/c of botched coverage, not an excellent move by him.\n\nOne final point, who would you rather have throwing to your receiver, Favre or Losman?
1063781
here are my vview on things:\nI'm reading through some of the comments about this situation "I hope it's not serious", "gee that's too bad, we hope he'll be all right"..."he's a great player, hope he can still play"... but I can't help thinking "what a waste."\n\nHow many of us would love to be living a dream, to be a pro football player, making millions? This kid is already on record as the youngest QB ever to win a Superbowl, he's got his whole life and career in front of him, and he doesn't care to protect all that he has to live for?\n\nOne article I read mentions how players past and present, as well as his coach have appealed to him to reconsider his celebration of freedom in not having to wear a helmet. Fellow Americans presumably equally in support of "freedom" yet were also able to consider what he potentially had to lose if he should meet in an accident.\n\nAnd here we are. The article I read said "injuries do not appear life-threatening." Will he play again? Sheesh, we are not out of the woods of whether he'll have a sound mind again, let alone make critical decisions with a blitzing linebacker zeroing in on him.\n\nAs a fan, this player attitude has always bugged me. The discussion issue to which I'm referring is whether athletes, paid by fans, should have some obligation to the fans. Ticket prices go up when big name players are signed, and if they are injured - especially preventable injuries - why shouldn't ticket prices go down and let insurance pay their salary, or refuse it if they insist on taking unnecessary risks?\n\nCase in point - at the beginning of this last NHL season, Toronto Maple Leaf captain Mats Sundin gets hit in the eye. He refuses to wear facial protection, and he's out for the first month. Duh.\n\nLike everyone else in the sports world, I join in wishing Big Ben a full recovery. I hope we get to see him continue what many are now confident must be a hall of fame career. Do I feel sorry for him? Sure...but, for crying out loud, at what point do we hold people accountable for taking unnecessary risks? Wearing a helmet might have rendered this a great story about how he had the accident yet was ok.\n\nThis may not be a popular position, but heck, don't we as parents get upset with our 7 year olds for playing near the stairs or not looking both ways before crossing the street? If we expect kids to make smarter decisions in the interest of their own safety, why is it so easy to make excuses for "adults"?
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(Still chuckling at Random thoughts' answer above)\n\nI take it your question refers to my Buffalo Bills' terrible first day at the NFL Draft, Moon? Well, let me see if I can explain...\n\nThe Bills had/have serious needs at the following positions: offensive linemen, defensive linemen, and the secondary. They also had/have major question marks at quarterback, wide receiver and tight end. On day one, which is when the best talent is available, they failed to address the O-line at all (a catastrophic mistake in a draft deep in quality offensive linemen). They made an insane reach pick, trading away their 2nd and 3rd round picks to get an overrated defensive tackle at the end of round one whom I had ranked 10th among DTs on my list and Mel Kiper (draft expert) had ranked 12th. Only TWO DTs had been taken off the board at that time. In other words, they could have picked this guy up one or even two full rounds later. Insane!\n\nThey did address their needs in the secondary but even managed to screw that up. Their first pick was drafted at least 10-15 places higher than he should have been. They could have traded down to get the same guy (and picked up an extra draft choice in the process) or taken a better player at the same position (I can think of at least a half-dozen who were available). It was the WORST Bills draft I have ever followed and I and other Bills fans I've since commiserated with (including my three brothers) am bitterly disappointed and dejected by the dreadful experience.\n\nThe best explanation I can give you is that the very geriatric Bills owner, Ralph Wilson, hired an equally ancient former head coach, Marv Levy, as GM (a job he is simply NOT qualified for -- and he has been proving it on a daily basis since making the WRONG head coaching hire). Why should we Bills fans be surprised by how terrible they conducted the draft? Truly awful... We'll be lucky to match last year's hideous 5-11 record this season... I'll say 4-12 at worst, 6-10 at best... Sad.
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I hope he hits 715 on saturday caz I'm going to that game. That would be SO SWEET!\n\nO Yeah and Jason "hes not playing tonight and even if he did he wouldnt cuz roy oswalt would own him" \n\nYou said that but Barry is 4 for 4 lifetime vs Oswalt so maybe you should re think that statement.
558916
hopefully better. they have to put more talent around him wouldnt hurt....getting the young te from maryland helps, but they need a wr and a quality rb as well as a stable offensive line
709601
Lossman is NOT the answer.\n\nBrady Quinn will be off the boards by the time Buffalo picks.  Unless they trade up for him that is.  But I don't see Marv Levy doing that.\n\nPlummer would be a good fit, but again, I don't see Levy going after him.  He's getting up there in years and will probably demand a contract that the Bills can't afford.  They have too many holes at other positions to throw all their free cash at a quarterback.\n\nThey'll probably end up drafting the best QB on the board with their first pick, whoever that might be (Bohm maybe?).  And then hope for the best.
1004786
He's still on the roster and will compete for the backup spot behind Jake Plummer with rookie Jay Cutler. \n\nBut I don't know how long that will last.. I could see BVP being the 3rd string QB this season, and then maybe backing up Cutler if you guys wind up getting rid of Plummer next season.