Does history repeat its self?

[Wally The Barber]

I am not sure how many of you remember the trade by Buffalo in 1967 but I remember it well.

The Bills had their starting QB in Jack Kemp and decided to trade Daryl Lomonica away to Oakland and he took the Raiders to the Superbowl.

Lamonica's strength was a powerful arm and was known as the "Mad Bomber"
He was a good scrambler and he just loved the long ball.

Anybody see the Dejevu here?

Calm down, I am not calling Losman Daryl Lamonica but the situation is simular.

Too Simular, And it gives me the creeps.

http://www.raidersonline.org/daryle-lamonica.php

[mybills]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

So you think Losman will win a SB with the next team he plays for?

[Wally The Barber]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

So you think Losman will win a SB with the next team he plays for?

Nooooooooo!

I think he gets a clipboard and 2nd string job but the situation brings back bad memories for me!

[jamze132]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

So you think Losman will win a SB with the next team he plays for?

I think JP will perform much better for his next team. To be fair, he was yanked around here by multiple coaching staffs. I'm not saying he didn't deserve it due to his play, but any QB who is forced to play "tag, your it..." is more than likely going to fail.

He had some bad luck with the last regime change who wanted "their" guy when they drafted Edwards. But the NFL is a business and you have to perform no matter the conditions or setting when your name is called.

[Forward_Lateral]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

Kemp turned out OK, didn't he?

[SquishDaFish]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

I agree with Jamze

[Wally The Barber]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

Kemp turned out OK, didn't he?

Jack Kemps big years were before 1967 and the Bills went nowhere after Lamonica left town!

Was not Kemps fault though!

[Buffatexas]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

So you think Losman will win a SB with the next team he plays for?

I could stomach that more than RJ winning one in Tampa

[mybills]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

I could stomach that more than RJ winning one in Tampa

I have to agree with you there.

[Mad Bomber]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

I am not sure how many of you remember the trade by Buffalo in 1967 but I remember it well.

The Bills had their starting QB in Jack Kemp and decided to trade Daryl Lomonica away to Oakland and he took the Raiders to the Superbowl.

Lamonica's strength was a powerful arm and was known as the "Mad Bomber"
He was a good scrambler and he just loved the long ball.

That was a dark day in Bills history.

[THATHURMANATOR]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

I could stomach that more than RJ winning one in Tampa

He was a third stringer who even gives a ****?

[mybills]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

That's not the point, Corey. He got a flippin ring!

[Buffatexas]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

He was a third stringer who even gives a ****?

I wouldn't care if he was the freaking waterboy, point is he got a ring by not doing squat

IF JP leaves, and gets a SB ring, chances are it will be as a backup. And i could accept that.

If he gets it as a starter however (and because of his play) they win the big one...well, I am sure a lot of people will be pissed.

[raphael120]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

Yeah Im sure RJ is real happy and proud about his SB ring. He's a joke to the NFL and probably hocked his ring for cash to buy potato chips and booze.

[Buffatexas]

Re: Does history repeat its self?

Yeah Im sure RJ is real happy and proud about his SB ring. He's a joke to the NFL and probably hocked his ring for cash to buy potato chips and booze.

with the amount of $$$ we paid him, I dont think he needs to hock anything