ESPN calling JP the starter next year!!

[HHURRICANE]

Power Rankings from ESPN:

<TABLE class=tablehead cellSpacing=1 cellPadding=3 width="100%"><TBODY><TR class=oddrow align=left><TD>19 (23)</TD><TD>Bills (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=buf)</TD><TD width=50>5-6-0</TD><TD>Barring a big collapse down the stretch, J.P. Losman has done enough to earn the starting job for next season.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/powerranking?season=2006&week=13

[OpIv37]

damn these guys jump bandwagons quick. Weren't they ripping him apart just a couple of games ago?

[LtFinFan66]

They said "Barring a collapse" so they covered their ass nicely

[Cntrygal]

It's really comical that stuff like this is even printed.

[feelthepain]

Power Rankings from ESPN:

<table class="tablehead" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr class="oddrow" align="left"><td>19 (23)</td><td>Bills (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=buf)</td><td width="50">5-6-0</td><td>Barring a big collapse down the stretch, J.P. Losman has done enough to earn the starting job for next season.</td></tr></tbody></table>

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/powerranking?season=2006&week=13

God I hope so!

[PECKERWOOD]

Everyone has to cover their ass to some extent, why leave yourself vulnerable? I happen to agree, as long as JP doesn't stink the stadium out (knock on wood), then he should be our starter next year.

[Goobylal]

God I hope so!
Just like we hope the Dols don't address THEIR QB situation and stick with Harrington.

[mikemac2001]

you can look at each week and see how they change

[LtFinFan66]

Just like we hope the Dols don't address THEIR QB situation and stick with Harrington.Uh...Culpepper. :duh:

I think Fox Sports said Harrington may be in line for comeback player of the year. Be careful not to dismiss him.



http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/powerRankings
Joey Harrington was on the right end of a Thanksgiving Day blowout in Detroit for the first time…well, ever. The Dolphins manhandled Detroit, beating the Lions in their annual Turkey Day home game 27-10 in convincing fashion. Miami , quietly winners of four straight, are now right back in the thick of the Wildcard hunt. Harrington, meanwhile, has got to be the front-runner for the league’s Comeback Player of the Year award.

[Goobylal]

Uh...Culpepper. :duh:
Culpepper? Surely you jest. Culpepper's done. And he's scheduled to make $5.5M next year in base salary, which means he might be cut out-right if he doesn't take a paycut. But with Harrington looking like the future starter, will he do that?

I think Fox Sports said Harrington may be in line for comeback player of the year. Be careful not to dismiss him.
We'll see.

[Slim]

Uh...Culpepper. :duh:

I think Fox Sports said Harrington may be in line for comeback player of the year. Be careful not to dismiss him.



http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/powerRankings
Joey Harrington was on the right end of a Thanksgiving Day blowout in Detroit for the first time…well, ever. The Dolphins manhandled Detroit, beating the Lions in their annual Turkey Day home game 27-10 in convincing fashion. Miami , quietly winners of four straight, are now right back in the thick of the Wildcard hunt. Harrington, meanwhile, has got to be the front-runner for the league’s Comeback Player of the Year award.


No way he wins, i would go with Pennington, Javon Walker, McAlister, Brees, and maybe even Grossman over Harrington.

[Tatonka]

damn these guys jump bandwagons quick. Weren't they ripping him apart just a couple of games ago?

i know.. it would be easy to mistake them for many of the posters on this board, huh?

[THATHURMANATOR]

God I hope so!
Just like I hope that ****** Harrington is starting for you guys..... :puke:

[Tatonka]

God I hope so!

i guess your pretty happy with joey having more INTs than TDs huh? i know i would be happy with that.. and a strong 71% qb rating.. that is pretty damn elite.. i would definately be so proud that i would be dogging a team that has a better qb with a lot less experience. :rofl:

[gr8slayer]

Good. He has shown great improvement from last year and deserves it.

[Goobylal]

i guess your pretty happy with joey having more INTs than TDs huh? i know i would be happy with that.. and a strong 71% qb rating.. that is pretty damn elite.. i would definately be so proud that i would be dogging a team that has a better qb with a lot less experience. :rofl:
Good call. I'd also take Harrington's supporting cast, with the exception of Jason Peters (Evans/Chambers and McGaheeBrown are a wash IMHO).

[feelthepain]

i guess your pretty happy with joey having more INTs than TDs huh? i know i would be happy with that.. and a strong 71% qb rating.. that is pretty damn elite.. i would definately be so proud that i would be dogging a team that has a better qb with a lot less experience. :rofl:


Dude, stay away from the drugs. If you think for one second that JP is better then Joey then you are high on something.

[PECKERWOOD]

Dude, stay away from the drugs. If you think for one second that JP is better then Joey then you are high on something.

Obsurd comment. How many 4th quarter come backs has Harrington lead the Dolphins to? How many boneheaded interceptions do you see Harrington continue to throw? He has more interceptions that touchdowns, that isn't good no matter how you look at it. JP has flat out played him and Culpepper combined, all year.

[LtFinFan66]

Culpepper? Surely you jest. Culpepper's done. And he's scheduled to make $5.5M next year in base salary, which means he might be cut out-right if he doesn't take a paycut. But with Harrington looking like the future starter, will he do that?

We'll see.We will see about Pep as well I guess. I don't think he is done. He just wasn't ready to play this year

[LtFinFan66]

No way he wins, i would go with Pennington, Javon Walker, McAlister, Brees, and maybe even Grossman over Harrington.The only difference being Harrington wasn't injured...just in a bad situation. I never said he would win it....just pointing out what one media outlet said

[LtFinFan66]

Obsurd comment. How many 4th quarter come backs has Harrington lead the Dolphins to? How many boneheaded interceptions do you see Harrington continue to throw? He has more interceptions that touchdowns, that isn't good no matter how you look at it. JP has flat out played him and Culpepper combined, all year.I will give you some of that but to say JP has flat-out played them all year is nuts. Pepper , I will give you that. JP has had his head called for about every week this year minus the last two perhaps. There are probably still some who want his head. I am not saying Joey has outplayed JP but they are pretty close. 4 of Joeys first 7 INT's should have been caught. He, just like JP has played much better the last couple or 3 weeks. Time will tell for both

[ublinkwescore]

God I hope so!

I thanked you...


FOR WISHING FOR YOUR OWN DEMISE!!!

[PECKERWOOD]

I will give you some of that but to say JP has flat-out played them aa year is nuts. Pepper for I will give you that. JP has had his head called for about every week this year minus the last two perhaps. There are probably still some who want his head. I am not saying Joey has outplayed JP but they are pretty close. 4 of Joeys first 7 INT's should have been caught. He, just like JP has played much better the last couple or 3 weeks. Time will tell for both

He had a field day against Detroit, thats it. The rest of his games have been pretty mediocre at best. JP has been inconsistent at times, but he has had more mediocre to good games than Harrington has.

To evaluate JP Losman's play this season, the ups and downs:

NE ( Pretty good day.. )
MIA ( Not a big day statistically, but managed the game very well.. )
NYJ ( Had a damn good day.. )
MIN ( Had a damn good day.. )
CHI ( HORRIBLE DAY.. Even though some of his interceptions were a result of tips from his WR's hands.. )
DET ( Bad day.. )
GB ( Mediocre. Managed the game and got the W, though.. )
INDY ( Mediocre. Managed the game but lost.. )
HOU ( Career day for Losman.. )
JAC ( Mediocre day on paper, but it was really a good day for Losman. Lead the team to victory on the final drive.. )
SD ???
NYJ ???
MIA ???
TEN ???
BAL ???

How would you evaluate Harringtons season so far? There are still 5 more games to go, but so far Losman has been pretty efficient for us OVERALL this year. He sure took some lumps along the way, and he is probably going to take more lumps in future games. But in my mind, the biggest difference between Losman and Harrington is experience. How many full seasons has Harrington played for Detroit? Keep in mind, if JP stays healthy ( hopefully he will.. ) this will be his first full season as a starter.

Honest question, if you could take either Losman or Harrington, who would it be?

[Luisito23]

NE ( Pretty good day.. )
MIA ( Not a big day statistically, but managed the game very well.. )
NYJ ( Had a damn good day.. )
MIN ( Had a damn good day.. )
CHI ( HORRIBLE DAY.. Even though some of his interceptions were a result of tips from his WR's hands.. )
DET ( Bad day.. )
GB ( Mediocre. Managed the game and got the W, though.. )
INDY ( Mediocre. Managed the game but lost.. )
HOU ( Career day for Losman.. )
JAC ( Mediocre day on paper, but it was really a good day for Losman. Lead the team to victory on the final drive.. )
SD ???
NYJ ???
MIA ???
TEN ???
BAL ???


Agreed.....:beers: :drunks:....




GO BILLS!!!!

[jamze132]

Uh...Culpepper. :duh:

I think Fox Sports said Harrington may be in line for comeback player of the year. Be careful not to dismiss him.



http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/powerRankings
Joey Harrington was on the right end of a Thanksgiving Day blowout in Detroit for the first time…well, ever. The Dolphins manhandled Detroit, beating the Lions in their annual Turkey Day home game 27-10 in convincing fashion. Miami , quietly winners of four straight, are now right back in the thick of the Wildcard hunt. Harrington, meanwhile, has got to be the front-runner for the league’s Comeback Player of the Year award.
It pains me to say it but Harrington is playing pretty good. Everyone thought that he would succeed after he left Detroit and so far he is living up to that expectation. It has been a while since both of our teams have had any type of QB and hopefully we can renew our rivalry!

[Night Train]

Jauron was waiting for ESPN to clear it, before moving on.

[feelthepain]

Originally Posted by BuffaloFever

MIA ( Not a big day statistically, but managed the game very well.. )

JAC ( Mediocre day on paper, but it was really a good day for Losman. Lead the team to

Joey throws for three TD's in his old house on a day when he's never won a game (Thaksgiving) 200+ yards passing and 3TD's and in your opinion not a big day statistically.

JP Losman throws for 169 yards and one INT and it was a really good day for him???

Given the fact that JP was able to throw for more then 100 yards and didn't have multiple sacks and Int's, I guess I see how you could call it a good day for JP. Gotta love the way Bill fans wear their blinders.

[RedEyE]

Arguing about whose a better QB (Harrington or Losman) is much like arguing whose the better ******, Corky from Life Goes on, or Tom Arnold.

[feelthepain]

Arguing about whose a better QB (Harrington or Losman) is much like arguing whose the better ******, Corky from Life Goes on, or Tom Arnold.


Well which ever one represents Joey...I'll take that one on my team.

[feelthepain]

I thanked you...


FOR WISHING FOR YOUR OWN DEMISE!!!


Yeah, 89 yards a game.....look out!!!

[RedEyE]

Well which ever one represents Joey...I'll take that one on my team.

Oh blah dee.....

[ICE74129]

He should be the starter. All that was asked for was improvement and he is showing it. The TEAM needs a drastic upgrade. upgrade OL, #2 WR and TE and watch how much faster and further JP progresses

[HHURRICANE]

Dude, stay away from the drugs. If you think for one second that JP is better then Joey then you are high on something.

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<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=ysprow1 align=middle><TD class=yspscores align=left>J.P. Losman (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6781)</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>BUF (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/buf)</TD><TD class=yspscores>11</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>84.1 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>185 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>290 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>63.8 </TD><TD class=ysptblclbg6 align=right>2007 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>182.5 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>6.9 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>10 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>8 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>32 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>250 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>11 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>5 </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=ysprow2 align=middle><TD class=yspscores align=left>Joey Harrington (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/5889)</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>MIA (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/mia)</TD><TD class=yspscores>7</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>71.6 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>166 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>284 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>58.5 </TD><TD class=ysptblclbg6 align=right>1717 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>245.3 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>6.0 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>10 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>11 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>8 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>67 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>3 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>1</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR class=ysprow1 align=middle><TD class=yspscores align=left>Daunte Culpepper (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/4659)</TD><TD class=yspscores align=left>MIA (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/mia)</TD><TD class=yspscores>4</TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>77.0 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>81 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>134 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>60.4 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>929 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>232.3 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>6.9 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>2 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>3 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=ysptblclbg6 align=right>21 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>150 </TD><TD class=yspscores> </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>3 </TD><TD class=yspscores align=right>0</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

I guess it's better to be on drugs than to just be plain stupid!!!!

[gr8slayer]

This must be eating away at the Bills Bashers.

[feelthepain]

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<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr class="ysprow1" align="center"><td class="yspscores" align="left">J.P. Losman (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/6781)</td><td class="yspscores" align="left">BUF (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/buf)</td><td class="yspscores">11</td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">84.1 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">185 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">290 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">63.8 </td><td class="ysptblclbg6" align="right">2007 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">182.5 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">6.9 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">10 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">8 </td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">32 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">250 </td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">11 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">5 </td></tr></tbody></table>

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr class="ysprow2" align="center"><td class="yspscores" align="left">Joey Harrington (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/players/5889)</td><td class="yspscores" align="left">MIA (http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/teams/mia)</td><td class="yspscores">7</td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">71.6 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">166 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">284 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">58.5 </td><td class="ysptblclbg6" align="right">1717 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">245.3 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">6.0 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">10 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">11 </td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">8 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">67 </td><td class="yspscores"> </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">3 </td><td class="yspscores" align="right">1</td></tr></tbody></table>

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I guess it's better to be on drugs than to just be plain stupid!!!!


Lets look a little closer....shall we???

Daunte isn't even a factor in this due to his injury, so lets go with the two healthy QB's, one a "starter" the other, a backup!

Joey has only started 7 games, yet has only 6 less pass att then JP in 11 games. Joey has dropped back only six less times into the pocket then JP yet has 24 less sacks then JP. Joey is in the first season of this O while JP is in the third, atleast JP knows his WR's. Want to talk about stupid??? How about the fact that your starter can't do in 11 games what Joeys done in just 7, without ever having one single season in Miami. JP avg. 187 yards a game passing and that's not a fair # because he has two 300 yard passing games and the rest barely reach 100 yards, Joey on the other hand in just 7 games mind you, avg. 245 yards a game. JP has passed for 2007 yards through 11 games and Joey has passed for 1717 on only six less pass att in 4 less games. But you think JP is the better QB, yeah you're right, that's stupid.

[gr8slayer]

Lets look a little closer....shall we???

Daunte isn't even a factor in this due to his injury, so lets go with the two healthy QB's, one a "starter" the other, a backup!

Joey has only started 7 games, yet has only 6 less pass att then JP in 11 games. Joey has dropped back only six less times into the pocket then JP yet has 24 less sacks then JP. Joey is in the first season of this O while JP is in the third, atleast JP knows his WR's. Want to talk about stupid??? How about the fact that your starter can't do in 11 games what Joeys done in just 7, without ever having one single season in Miami. JP avg. 187 yards a game passing and that's not a fair # because he has two 300 yard passing games and the rest barely reach 100 yards, Joey on the other hand in just 7 games mind you, avg. 245 yards a game. JP has passed for 2007 yards through 11 games and Joey has passed for 1717 on only six less pass att in 4 less games. But you think JP is the better QB, yeah you're right, that's stupid.
How many game winning drives has one of the biggest draft busts in history had this year?

[feelthepain]

How many game winning drives has one of the biggest draft busts in history had this year?


How many games has Joey been put into that situation??? Fact is Joey isn't our problem. We have won 4 games in a row with him in his first season with us, how many four game winning streaks has JP had...ever??? For any team, Pop Warner/HS/College/ Pro's??? Well I don't know about HS or Pop Warner, but never in College or the Pro's. And why don't you stop fooling yourself, if it weren't for the KR against the Jags and the two TD runs by Willis...whom for some reason is getting no credit for Sunday's win, JP would have yet another loss under his belt because he did jack**** against the Jags and their beatup secondary.

[HHURRICANE]

Joey has only started 7 games, yet has only 6 less pass att then JP in 11 games. Joey is in the first season of this O while JP is in the third, atleast JP knows his WR's. Want to talk about stupid??? How about the fact that your starter can't do in 11 games what Joeys done in just 7, without ever having one single season in Miami. JP avg. 187 yards a game passing and that's not a fair # because he has two 300 yard passing games and the rest barely reach 100 yards, Joey on the other hand in just 7 games mind you, avg. 245 yards a game. JP has passed for 2007 yards through 11 games and Joey has passed for 1717 on only six less pass att in 4 less games. But you think JP is the better QB, yeah you're right, that's stupid.

You obviously don't know much. JP has had 19 career starts. Joey Harrington has had around 60.

We can run the ball, the Dolphins can't. That's why Harrington has almost as many attempts. The funny thing is that JP is completeing 64% of his throws and "Joey" only 55% of his. JP's YPA is 7 yards a catch, Joey's is 6. And in 7 games he's managed to throw 3 more picks than JP. Impressive.

Funny how the stats are right there in front of you and you still don't get it!!!

[Philagape]

You obviously don't know much. JP has had 19 career starts. Joey Harrington had had around 60.

We can run the ball, the Dolphins can't. That's why Harrington has almost as many attempts. The funny thing is that JP is completeing 64% of his throws and "Joey" only 55% of his. JP's YPA is 7 yards a catch, Joey's is 6. And in 7 games he's managed to throw 3 more picks than JP. Impressive.

Funny how the stats are right there in front of you and you still don't get it!!!

Owned.

[raphael120]

didn't you get the memo? sportcasters are paid to live off hype

[feelthepain]

You obviously don't know much. JP has had 19 career starts. Joey Harrington had had around 60.

We can run the ball, the Dolphins can't. That's why Harrington has almost as many attempts. The funny thing is that JP is completeing 64% of his throws and "Joey" only 55% of his. JP's YPA is 7 yards a catch, Joey's is 6. And in 7 games he's managed to throw 3 more picks than JP. Impressive.

Funny how the stats are right there in front of you and you still don't get it!!!


Yeah like 32 sacks in 11 games. Miami Can't run the Ball??? Maybe you should be the one looking at the stats right in front of you. JP did nothing in the win against the Jags, no points, but he made sure he turned the ball over!!! 2 TD's for Willis, one TD's for Parrish on kick return and 2 field goals. And again Joey has been with the Dolphins for all of 7 games, as the starter. Every week Joey's numbers improve, JP's numbers don't. One week JP looks like he's turned the corner, the next it's the same ol crap.

[justasportsfan]

can't believe you guys are trying to talk football with ma b1tch.

[Philagape]

Yeah like 32 sacks in 11 games. Miami Can't run the Ball??? Maybe you should be the one looking at the stats right in front of you. JP did nothing in the win against the Jags, no points, but he made sure he turned the ball over!!! 2 TD's for Willis, one TD's for Parrish on kick return and 2 field goals. And again Joey has been with the Dolphins for all of 7 games, as the starter. Every week Joey's numbers improve, JP's numbers don't. One week JP looks like he's turned the corner, the next it's the same ol crap.

Liars go on ignore. Bye. :banned: