Kaaz

I agree. At this point, if they don't start him the rest of the way just to see what they have from a back-up standpoint, it would be... well, perfectly in keeping with everything else we've seen this year. But I agree with you, if Trent can't go at full strength, bench Losman, play Hamdan, and see if you have a decent backup for next year.

Depressing - Watching your 401k drop by 45% in 6 months. Really Depressing - Losing your job due to the economy Really Really Depressing - Walking in on your wife in bed with a co-worker Watching the Bills lose another must-win game to a division rival due to incredibly poor in-the-clutch decision making? Priceless.

I felt like I was kicked in the groin right after the two minute warning. Maybe that's what they mean by Trent's groin injury.

I gave up on the season last week but I'm nauseated to see the idiocy at the end of this game. Up by 3, two minutes left, Lynch powering through the defense and they call a Losman pass? Why? Why why why? Did I forget to ask Why? Losman has proven he can't handle high-pressure situations over and over and over. So he does what he always does, snatches defeat from the jaws of victory with a turnover. And then, they come back with 1:47 left, timeouts in the bank, and happy feet shows that he's consistent. When you need ball security to win the game, he'll happily cough it up. So, this is not JP's fault, in that any Bills fan who's watched the team for the last 3 years knows exactly how JP will perform. They had a chance to win in spite of his starting, not because of it, and it's a complete slap in the face to the hard work that Marshawn Lynch and the defense did.

The team appears to be on one of the biggest slides in recent memory. Worst of all, each game they remind us more and more of the '07, '06, '05... Bills. No heart in the defense, giving up run after run in critical moments. No aggression on the offensive line. Our running backs hit walls of defenders while our opponent's backs find huge gaps in our defense. Not a single deep ball thrown all day to try to stretch the defense. Bad coaching decisions on crucial plays. I haven't forgotten the first 4 games of the season, but all through them I had this feeling, mostly because we weren't able to ever establish any kind of dominant, consistent running game, that it was smoke and mirrors, and reality would hit home during this AFC stretch. It's one thing to lose, it's another thing to see your team lose in a way that, week after week, makes you think there's no improvement, no learning from past mistakes, no building and growing. Just the same stupid mistakes and lack of passion that's become the trademark of the team for the past decade. We've become synonymous with the Detroit Lions and the Oakland Raiders, laughing stock franchises that, even when they begin to flash promise, show their true colors under any significant kind of pressure. And I imagine I'm much like others here. I didn't think we would win this week, given the past 2 weekends' performances, but I hoped they might prove me wrong.