Trent Edwards
25 August 2010
Quarterback Trent Edwards failed to improve in his third year in the league, giving way to Ryan Fitzpatrick and even Brian Brohm. Despite the relative success of Terrell Owens' one-year stay (lead the team with 55 receptions, so yes, it was a success), the Bills offense was unproductive through the air, relying too heavily on a decent ground game led by Fred Jackson. This year, 9th overall selection C.J. Spiller will bring some desperately needed explosiveness to this ailing offense through various forms. Wide-outs Lee Evans and Josh Reed couldn't make enough deep catches to scare defenses that crowded the line of scrimmage last season, a trend that cannot continue. Worse yet, the offensive line was horrendous and doesn't look much improved.
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19 October 2009
for a few weeks, thanks to a great performance from back-up QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, who came in after Trent Edwards left the game with a concussion.
(6-0) Denver Broncos 34
(2-3) San Diego Chargers 23
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11 March 2009
Buffalo? Dick Jauron is the model of calm and non-confrontational. Trent Edwards is a second year quarterback whose growth could be stunted if T.O. starts acting up early. Is this a good acquisition for the Bills? Well, to answer simply: maybe.
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13 July 2008
heir quarterback doesn’t.
At Quarterback we’ve got the second year sensation Trent Edwards, who last year emerged out of nowhere, filling in for the injured J.P Losman to basically take over the starting job. Right now Edwards is QB1 for the Buffalo Bills, but he will have to battle to keep his job. The soonest sign of trouble will get the Bills faithful to start calling for Losman back. Losman isn’t great, but experience means something in this league and if Edwards can’t get the job done, Losman will get his starting job back. Despite that, Edwards does look like the Quarterback of the future for this team. I expect Edwards to play decent enough to keep his starting job, but I don’t expect many wins to be produced.
At Quarterback we’ve got the second year sensation Trent Edwards, who last year emerged out of nowhere, filling in for the injured J.P Losman to basically take over the starting job. Right now Edwards is QB1 for the Buffalo Bills, but he will have to battle to keep his job. The soonest sign of trouble will get the Bills faithful to start calling for Losman back. Losman isn’t great, but experience means something in this league and if Edwards can’t get the job done, Losman will get his starting job back. Despite that, Edwards does look like the Quarterback of the future for this team. I expect Edwards to play decent enough to keep his starting job, but I don’t expect many wins to be produced.
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