form TMQ

[naugem]

And they're starting to whisper the "b" word about Bills' quarterback J.P. Losman, but such whispering is premature: after all, Losman has yet to play behind a professional offensive line. Carolina leading 3-0, Losman was sacked as the listless Mike Williams -- fourth overall pick in the 2002 draft and highest-paid player in Buffalo history -- just stood their watching, no attempt to protect his quarterback. Two snaps later, Losman was forced to scramble for no gain on third-and-8 after a three-man Panthers rush almost instantly penetrated six Buffalo blockers, including the listless Williams, who just stood there watching. Consistently Losman is getting only two-Mississippi before he has to run for his life; Buffalo's offensive line rivals Houston's for worst in the league.
TMQ (http://www.nfl.com/features/tmq/112905)

[historypete]

And they're starting to whisper the "b" word about Bills' quarterback J.P. Losman


Who is the They're? He should at least give some sort of direct reference for such a statement. At least he goes on to say that it is too early to label JP anything since he has a whopping FIVE starts under his belt.

[OpIv37]

I also found this portion of the article interesting:

Stats of the Week No. 7: Buffalo's defense has given up three touchdowns in its last three home games and 14 touchdowns in its last three road games.

[naugem]

maybe he's been reading some of the posts here? :idunno:

[Jan Reimers]

JP is not a bust. Tom Donahoe is.

[CAbills]

How can you possibly call someone a bust after 6 starts? That seems assanine to me. HE still may or may not be a bust but after 6 starts? What were they saying about Peyton after his 3-13 season?

[DMBcrew36]

The article is written by a high-schooler. Big deal.

[realdealryan]

"B-word" about who????

http://www.buffalobills.com/photos/0420mikewilliams.jpg