Jarv said:Please provide a link. What franchise records did he shatter there ? I would think that Jim Kelley holds most of the records there.
SultanOfSix said:ROFL. I was about to ask the same thing, until I kept reading the posts and found out you already asked the question. The smoke is blowing once again.
calico said:Couldn't happen to a more arrogant, piece of ****, *******...
Jarv said:Please provide a link. What franchise records did he shatter there ? I would think that Jim Kelley holds most of the records there.
SultanOfSix said:ROFL. I was about to ask the same thing, until I kept reading the posts and found out you already asked the question. The smoke is blowing once again.
Justis said:That's awesome! If I were Drew Bledsoe I'd call up the Bills front office and laugh in their face, but he may be a bit more forgiving.
Danny White said:The one thing that would make this story perfect is if the Bills get rid of Losman and then sign Quincy Carter to be a veteran backup! The circle of life!
silver said:They're just lighting the fire under Losman to see his reaction. Trying to push his buttons, that's all. Craig Nall is to Losman what Chad Hutchinson was to Quincy Carter.
wileedog said:If by that you mean they all stink, sure....
Yakuza Rich said:Buffalo actually allowed for more sacks with Losman and Holcomb in 2005 than they did with Bledsoe in 2004.
Sure, Bledsoe does have a problem with getting sacked, but it's been clear to me for awhile that they never really had the O-Line that Bledsoe needed and he was hardly the cause for their offensive efficiencies.
It also helps that once you get a good O-Lineman in Jonas Jennings, you don't let the Niners snag him up in FA.
Rich.............
bbgun said:This is absolutely absurd. They're giving up after one measly year?? Even Harrington got a longer audition.
RCowboyFan said:Thats one reason I hate stats, like someone said, there are lies and then there are stats. Thats plain wrong, since with Holcomb in, they had much less sacks. But Losman had way more sacks, which when combined with Holcomb for 16 games total, you get more sacks than Bledsoe.
So thats completely wrong statement, that Bledsoe was better at not giving up sacks than both of them combined.
Kelly Holcomb was sacked 17 times in 10 games for 230 attempts ( sacked each 13.5 attempts)
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/3873
While Losman 26 times in 9 Games played in 2005 for 228 attempts (sacked each 8.7 attempts)
http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6781
While Bledsoe with Buffalo in 2004 was sacked 37 in 16 games for 450 attempts ( Sacked every 12.1 attempts), in 2003 49 times in 471 attempts (Sacked every 9.6 attempts)http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/2359
Anyway you slice it, Holcomb did better than Bledsoe with pretty much same line. Now Losman, obviously sucks and damn stupid decision to get rid of Bledsoe for him.
Bledsoe4MVP said:FACT: Bledsoe set 10 Buffalo Bills franchise passing records in 2002, even surpassing the great Jim Kelly in some categories....I'm not going to dig through the Bills website again but you and your buddy sultanofsix are welcome to do it on their main website.
Also here is an old story I found that validates my FACTS:
http://newsblaster.cs.columbia.edu/archives/2005-02-17-09-03-44/web/NBproxy.cgi?sentence=1389
"Bledsoe set 10 franchise passing records and earned his fourth Pro Bowl selection in his first season with the Bills before his numbers began to decline."
Bledsoe4MVP said:I kind of feel sorry for losman, but then again I don't. If you fail to plan...you better plan to fail!!!
He should have known the expectation were going to be high replacing a legend like Bledsoe who shattered franchise records in 2002 for buffalo. He might not have made the playoffs during his tenure there, but he filled the stadium on sundays and brought excitement to a city and area of the country that is economically depressed and not a greatest place to live.
superpunk said:Just another shotgun/spread option QB to fail in the NFL.
Vince Young...buyer beware - history is not kind.
(can of worms, closed...)
Bledsoe4MVP said:FACT: Bledsoe set 10 Buffalo Bills franchise passing records in 2002, even surpassing the great Jim Kelly in some categories....I'm not going to dig through the Bills website again but you and your buddy sultanofsix are welcome to do it on their main website.
Also here is an old story I found that validates my FACTS:
http://newsblaster.cs.columbia.edu/archives/2005-02-17-09-03-44/web/NBproxy.cgi?sentence=1389
"Bledsoe set 10 franchise passing records and earned his fourth Pro Bowl selection in his first season with the Bills before his numbers began to decline."
kartr said:Quincy wouldn't be a backup there for long cause they have no one there better. Carter in three weeks of starts made the Jets a more explosive offense. That's right. Santana Moss was in the 30th percentile in catches, yards and yards per catch before Quincy started there, and after Pennington's injury, Moss moved up into the top 5 in those same categories. If you pair QC with those receivers and RB, Buffalo would be back in the playoff hunt.
kartr said:Quincy's a playoff qb, the others aren't, get real.