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"One must find the source within one's own Self, one must possess it."
-Hermann Hesse, "Siddhartha"
If his confidence and attitude (and the fact that he extols the virtues of Hesse's classic) are any indication, J.P. Losman has found the source within himself. Really, any NFL player who openly admits that his favorite book is something called "White Fluffy Clouds" and counts tear-jerking chick flicks Titanic and The Notebook among his favorite movies is obviously secure in his self-image. Perhaps because he's spent his entire life in either Venice, California, or New Orleans, it's no surprise the second-year quarterback marches to the beat of a different drummer.
On the football field, however, Losman is all business; has been since February, when he began a six-month crash course of working out and studying the playbook with Bills' offensive coordinator Tom Clements and quarterbacks coach Sam Wyche. Losman even reported to camp on July 30 sporting a briefcase and telling the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle "I'm ready to take care of business. It's been a long time coming, a lot of hard work, and I'm ready to get down to business."
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"One must find the source within one's own Self, one must possess it."
-Hermann Hesse, "Siddhartha"
If his confidence and attitude (and the fact that he extols the virtues of Hesse's classic) are any indication, J.P. Losman has found the source within himself. Really, any NFL player who openly admits that his favorite book is something called "White Fluffy Clouds" and counts tear-jerking chick flicks Titanic and The Notebook among his favorite movies is obviously secure in his self-image. Perhaps because he's spent his entire life in either Venice, California, or New Orleans, it's no surprise the second-year quarterback marches to the beat of a different drummer.
On the football field, however, Losman is all business; has been since February, when he began a six-month crash course of working out and studying the playbook with Bills' offensive coordinator Tom Clements and quarterbacks coach Sam Wyche. Losman even reported to camp on July 30 sporting a briefcase and telling the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle "I'm ready to take care of business. It's been a long time coming, a lot of hard work, and I'm ready to get down to business."
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