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at the end, it talks about the two camps on JP. looks like the bills are best served by keeping him, if losman can accept the role. otherwise, middle of the day pick for losman.
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at the end, it talks about the two camps on JP. looks like the bills are best served by keeping him, if losman can accept the role. otherwise, middle of the day pick for losman. -
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We'll get no better than a 4th rounder for him as it stands now (maybe conditional 3rd, but even that is a stretch). I'm not completely against the 650k backup idea. How else are we going to bring in at that price that would serve as a bette backup/insurance policy? -
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One is that the Bills hold onto him through '08, in which he has an extremely manageable $650,000 salary.Comment
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JP might feild more than a mid day pick, look at what Houston gave up for Schaub, and Maimi gave up for Feely, he isnt washed up yet, someone could vary well value him higher and think he got a raw deal hereXTRA CRISPY XTRA SAUCEYComment
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Agreed. Why would a team take a backup with no game experience over JP who had a superb half a season last year? At least he's logged significant time and may be a late bloomer.Originally posted by bigbub2352
Also, why wouldn't an aggressive guy like JP mouth off to make sure he gets either traded or released? How does he lose in such a situation? He gets a chance to start or compete somewhere else and will make the same or more $$ he's getting in Buffalo. Sitting behind Trent for '08 too makes zero sense for JP from a financial, personal, and psyche sense. Ralph won't be able to keep him if/when JP threatens to be a locker room problem unless a trade happens. The premise of JP staying and being happy is ludicrous.*********The Kid**********
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i'd like to think that, Bigbub, but feely got a lot because he played well for a short period of time. schaub also came highly rated. hell even Rob johnson got that look and consideration. but losman has played and not extremely well. so it's hard to think a team will look at him, the way they looked at RJ, Schaub and Feely.
unfair but true, i think.Comment
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Why has everyone been saying he's a FA and can walk at the end of this season?Comment
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The lack of football knowledge here suprises you?Originally posted by NovacaneComment
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Highest bidder wins out of the division.Comment
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We'll get a second for him. I was listening to Sirrius and they feel like there are 18 good QBs for 32 NFL teams.
JP has value. I'd bet money that we can get a second rounder for him.Comment
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If edwards survives the entire season.Originally posted by justasportsfan*********The Kid**********
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Thats just it he will only be 27 next year and has starts under his belt and showed the league he can play, i would value that over a couple of good games and a couple of good preseason gamesOriginally posted by trapezeusXTRA CRISPY XTRA SAUCEYComment
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I doubt they keep him as an expensive back up. They are already trying to lowball him out of his money this year , how much is JP due next year?Comment
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650,000. Hardly expensive.Originally posted by justasportsfanComment
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I think he will still be on the team
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