Rob Johnson. I mean Losman...

JNance

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sarasota said:
Do you think he'll get his shit together or is he another bust?

ill start this by saying i hate the bills...alwasy have always will...BUT

i think he has some talent.....but he has the same problem the last 3 out of 4 starters that the bills have head....no O-line.......bleadsoe and johnson had some of the same problems....they wertn moblie so they got killed by a week line the only one since kelly that had any success was flutie and that was because he could run for his life.....they need to built a good o-line to protect this kid...or hes in trouble
 

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Some people would argue that Lose-man has to be given some slack because it's his first year starting.

My argument is - he had all of last year to watch, learn the offense, calculate the speed of the game and get ready. He's not. He'll keep getting killed until the O-line protects him.

What i can't figure out is - Lose-man took a lot of knocks coming out of college because he was a scrambler. Now that he's in Buffalo, it looks like he has Bledsoecementshoeittis. RUN! Run for your life- scramble- stretch the defense! If he can't do it downfield, make the opposing D move side to side.
 

DrManiac

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I think he needs some time. Watching from the sidelines is no substitute for actually playing IMHO. He's got a quality running back, a proven receiver (Moulds) and some exciting young receivers with potential (Lee Evans, Josh Reed). In the games so far, he's had receivers in the open but has generally been overthrowing them, a sign of jitters I believe. Once he hits his stride and gets his timing right with his receivers, I think he'll be all right (if his o-line can give him more time to pass)

I think it's premature and unfair to compare him to Rob Johnson, who I admit is my most hated Bills QB ever.
 

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Let me start this by saying that I am a huge Bills fan so my perception may be a little scewed.

I think that Losman can be a quality starter if he just trusted himself. To do that the coaches have to start trusting him. He has to throw the ball at least 30 times in a game. And not because the team is behind. With the way things are working now in the Buffalo offence Losman is getting a lot of 3rd and longs, that's a lot of pressure, naturally his completion percentage will be low if he only throws on "passing downs".

Message to Mularky: LET THE KID PLAY QUARTERBACK. NOT HANDER_OFFER_GUY WHO SOMETIMES THROWS!!!!!!!
 

sarasota

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DrManiac said:
I think he needs some time. Watching from the sidelines is no substitute for actually playing IMHO. He's got a quality running back, a proven receiver (Moulds) and some exciting young receivers with potential (Lee Evans, Josh Reed). In the games so far, he's had receivers in the open but has generally been overthrowing them, a sign of jitters I believe. Once he hits his stride and gets his timing right with his receivers, I think he'll be all right (if his o-line can give him more time to pass)

I think it's premature and unfair to compare him to Rob Johnson, who I admit is my most hated Bills QB ever.
Thanks all.

I agree with most of this. I think he has enough sense to improve w/ time. I am just surprised to hear so many on the radio want his head on a platter after only three games.
 
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