I disagree. I think Mularkey,Clements and Wyche were completely frustrated with having their hands tied all year with Bledsoe's glaring limitations. They could never implement the Offense they wish to run. The Bills 6 game winning streak was mainly the result of huge plays on ST's and Defense. They combined for 10 TD's and everyone knows that's a rare happening and impossible to expect again in 2005.
The Head Coach insisted on the change and one game wasn't going to blind them to his struggles of the past 2 1/2 years. The losses were not all his fault but he came up small all too often in close games, usually in disastrous fashion.
Fearing change is only natural with an unproven rookie but he is replacing a proven failure with no upside as the Bills QB, regardless of his past name recognition and accomplishments which no longer applied to the current situation.
I feel far better about our QB situation than last year, since I believe our BACKUP QB is even an upgrade over Bledsoe. If Losman stumbles or is injured, we can replace him with a solid talent who can run the Mularkey offense.
Bledsoe was the polar opposite of what Mularkey wants out of his QB.