Brandon

I'd tell him that if he thought the game was tough, just wait until you see the reaction of that half of the fanbase that hates the QB, regardless of who that QB is or what he does on the field.

Yeah, but finding a scapegoat is much more fun and much easier. Quick, somebody get the torches and pitchforks! We've got our 9th QB in 10 years to burn at the stake!

It shouldn't be totally unexpected. The Bills are one of the youngest teams in the league and they are playing like it. There are a lot of positives and its clear the team has a lot of talent, but they're still inexperienced and inconsistent.

Only if those same Dolphin fans are booing as time runs out on the clock.

If anything, they needed to get him a few more passes in the first half. I don't think he had enough attempts to get into any kind of rhythm. But with 11:00 left to go in the game, there's no reason to pass unless the Dolphins score a quick TD.

Losman is really only 1/3. He's had three throwaways.

Damn nice INT by Crowell.

If anything besides a hand or foot hits the ground, the runner is down.

WOW...sack #5.

They showed a replay from the endzone and I thought it was clearly a safety.

Having those guys would make no difference. The real reason this run D sucked today is because our DEs have a bad habit of running 10 yards upfield every play, leaving a hole big enough to drive a truck through if it turns out to be a running play. I can understand them doing that on 3rd and 8, but not 1st and 10, as was often the case today and many times last year.

Refs flagging the Bills now on every other play.

Refs blew the play dead due to the penalty? WTF?

Its a new rule this year. You can have five guys hit the punter after the kick.

Very nice play by Ryan Denney.

BOOOOOOO!!!!!! LOL!!

Damn that was close.

Patsies fans starting to boo. I love it!

I had no idea Anthony Thomas was as fast as he looked that entire drive. I'm definitely starting to like that signing a lot. Of course, an 18 yard TD doesn't hurt! The OL run blocking also deserves a mention. Very good against an excellent DL. Pass protection hasn't been bad at all, either.

I don't think he'll make the final roster. The safety position is already going to be a tough cut down with Leonhard, Baker, and Bowen fighting over one or possibly two available roster spots.

Looks like Gibson was among the first round of cuts: http://www.buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=4066

Tim Anderson did start the game, but Kyle Williams was in by the 5th play. John McCargo also played on the opening drive.

Martin Nance has played so little in the preseason that it seems as if they're trying to hide him. If they thought he sucked, I think he'd have been one of the guys cut a few days ago. My guess is that the Bills view him as a player with a lot of potential, but also one who isn't at all ready to play and will struggle to make a team already loaded with talented WR projects. So yeah, I agree with the earlier poster and I think the Bills are trying to sneak Nance onto the practice squad. Andre Davis hasn't shown me much this preseason except that he can't catch. I expected better. I don't think he will make the team and would not be totally suprised if he were one of the early cuts Tuesday.

Actually, Holcomb has the 9th highest base salary on the team for 2006. Granted, that's not the Bills' cap hit for keeping him around, but it does represent the actual money Ralph Wilson will be paying him. It would seem to me to be difficult to justify writing the 9th biggest check on the team to a #3 QB.

I still feel pretty much the same way about the signing as I did then. It was a good one, as long as the Bills didn't try to pass him off as being anything more than a backup or spot starter should Losman turn out to be a flop. The one thing I didn't forsee happening was that he'd go into decline as quickly as he seems to have.