Mark VI

Some Rhodes Scholar posters are trying to mend Losmans left leg by hitting refresh 10,000 times.

I don't think his development is severely damaged, not in the age of all year round " organized workouts " and mini-camps. He'll be back around Thanksgiving. He got hurt. I think many here are dealing with it rationally. They know Bledsoe is our Starter this year and Mularkey wants to pound the ball . Losman will be fine. His opportunity for 2005 and beyond will not be jeopardized. I have no idea what TD and the Coaches have planned beyond 2004. I'm just looking forward to a good 2004 season. A season where Losman didn't figure in.

Fax him a response, telling him you're moving on to a new career. Wish him luck in his new position as tenor in the Pittsburgh Gay Mans Choir. See if that fax gets " Lost "

Thank God you came along to set us straight.

slightly..

Yeah but you're a Bledsoe fan. Your response is agenda driven.

Bullseye. Excellent post.

Who ? Murph ?

8-8 is realistic. I'm looking at 9,10 wins and a possible wild card birth. As I scan the AFC, I like the Pats,Indy,KC,maybe Baltimore and not much else. We have our flaws. So do most others, if not more.

We have DB, Brown and Greg Zolman on our roster. I'm sure TD is keeping a sharp eye out for someone. Maybe a camp trade of a bubble guy will happen shortly .

If we had lost Jennings with the big injury, I would have been thinking " Boy , I hope Marcus Price is healed and ready to start ". Losman is a tough blow but isn't going to cost us any games, since he was ticketed for clipboard duty and learning from Clements and Wyche. I didn't foresee a quick hook of Bledsoe from this coaching staff. Since Sam sits up in the press box for games, it would be wise to sit Losman right next to him and let him learn the offense. Probably find a Vet before the opener. Meanwhile, I've seen improvement in Bledsoes game this summer. Still see the occasional pat of the ball but that's hypercritical . The accuracy and quality throws are hard to ignore. In the practices and 2 games I've witnessed, I've walked away encouraged. I'm well aware of his history and habits and never hesitated to rip him last season. Still, if the Bills stick to the run and quick pass, his mistakes are cut down drastically. So far, the coaching staff has stuck to their guns and that's a good thing. Seeing improvement in our O Line against the Titans just adds to my confidence. Let's see. Bledsoe looks more confident and sharper. The O Line is slowly improving and giving Bledsoe a pocket. Moulds and Josh Reed look sharp. Solid at RB. TE's are OK. Lindell looks better. The Coaching seems MUCH better. The Defense still looks pretty good. The Special teams looks tons better. No starters with major injuries as of now. I guess I'm just one of those Optimistic fans who sees the glass more than half full. Silly me. Lets get through these next 2 practice games healthy and ready ourselves for Jacksonville. GO BILLS !

Everyone needs someone to blame, I guess. Shows maturity. Every report has Losman trying to cut inside and running into Vincent, who was not trying to hit him. A complete accident which Losman brought on himself. It's like blaming the mailbox when you run over it.

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