I agree completely, although I am not familiar with Norwgian prostitutes,
If we look at the long term course of action for this team, it is apparent that Drew must go. That doesn't mean we aren't Bills fans, it's just that at this point, his skillset has diminished from 10 years ago. Although he may be our best chance to win now (this week, next week) we should be planning for the future.
That means an investment in JP Losman. Losman can take every snap in practice, but until he takes the red shirt off, he will not be gaining the needed experience to lead the team in the coming seasons.
The folks at OBD understand this, but they also have marketing and financial concerns that cloud their judgement. Wins and even the slightest playoff hopes means dollars. If Drew is the "Gives us the best chance to win" thats who we will see starting.
I think before it is all said and done, we will see JP start a game or more this year, thats not a knock on Drew, nor is it a condemnation of him as a person or as an athlete, it's just his time as a starting QB in this league has passed.
To directly answer the question "How did the city turn n him?" We didn't turn on him, At the time he was signed, he was an upgrade over our QB corp at the time, but in the past 2 years his skills have declined and so has our support. Just as when you buy a new car, you love it, but after a while, after the thing starts to fall apart, you start looking at alternatives.
We are now in a position to move forward from that the current Qb situation, moving forward we would like to thank you Drew for bridging the gap from RJ/DF era to the JP era, but your time is up, please assist in preparing our new QB, and if possible, stick around for another year just in case he needs an experienced QB to lean on.