indeed. Even Jerry freakin' Sullivan says so...
"Calling for J.P. Losman was premature. At some point, the Bills have to find out about their future QB. But Mularkey would have lost this team if he had put Bledsoe, the Bills' best chance for winning, on the bench. Mularkey's playoff talk seemed like wishful thinking at 3-6, but it doesn't seem so crazy now.
Neither does the prospect of Bledsoe coming back. He is making a case for himself to be the starter for one more year. Whether they make the playoffs or not, the Bills are building toward something. Assuming Bledsoe finishes strong, it's hard to see them taking him away from the offense. Chances are, the Bills will make the argument that Losman didn't have a rookie season and will need to sit behind Bledsoe for one more year.
It's hard to argue after 117 points in three games. They're only 6-6, but only a fool would deny that the Bills have made tremendous strides over the last two months. The team that has won six of its last eight has the look of a legitimate contender.
At 0-4, with all the dumb penalties and dubious coaching decisions, it was hard to discern the competitive character that Tom Donahoe insisted he had put in the locker room. But you can see it now, and by standing tall in the midst of some miserable road games and withering public criticism, Bledsoe has shown the most character of all."
damn...I wonder how hard it was for him to write that.