Well, trying to stay optimistic, this was only the 4th game.
I was looking back to last year in my Bills' Yearbook. Of course, everyone remembers we were 0-4. The game in Week 4 was the close loss to the Jets on a Brien FG at the end. The Bills had trailed 10-0 at the half but scored 2 4th qtr TDs to take the lead. Bledsoe played well with only 1 INT and 2 TD passes and was sacked 4 times.
I remember being very disappointed with the 0-4 start after all the promise going into the year, and had no way of expecting the great run the Bills had in the 2nd half of the season.
As we know now, the Bills amazingly almost made the playoffs.
Looking at this season now, the 1-3 start is very disappointing, but 2 of the losses have been against playoff caliber teams in Tampa and Atlanta, with the Tampa loss on the road.
This can still be fixed, people!! The season is not lost!! With New England losing, the Bills are only one win out of 1st in their division. Last season, the 5th game was at home vs Miami. The same is true for this season. The rivalry makes the teams' records and how they've played meaningless.
Sure, the performance of the offense and Losman so far is very discouraging, but they can still click. We won't know for a couple days likely if Mularkey may pull the unexpected and start Holcomb next week. If he did, and Kelly had the whole week of practice as the starter, we'd likely see something better out of him than we've seen with him coming into a game trailing.
If the Bills stick with Losman, we may still see him have a good game next week. Who knows??!!
After last season, I , for one, will not consider the Bills out of the playoffs until they are mathematically eliminated nor that they can't still have a winning season until they've lost an 8th game