Craig Nall

J.P. Losman, a former first round draft pick of the Buffalo Bills, has signed with the Oakland Raiders after leaving the NFL for the UFL and winning a championship with the Las Vegas Locomotives. Losman quickly jumped at the opportunity to rejoin the NFL after recent starter Bruce Gradkowski injured both knees against the Redskins. J.P. isn't much better than any other QB out there, and it raises questions regarding the confidence the Raiders...  

Realfootball365.com Joining the ranks of the Wade Wilsons, Billy Jo Hoberts and Charlie Fryes comes Oakland’s newest signal caller, ex Buffalo Bills quarterback J.P. Losman. Many of the United Football League’s Los Vegas Locomotive fans are rejoicing with this signing, as they get to see their star player carry on after the fledgling league’s first [...]  

The Oakland Raiders have reportedly signed UFL star and former Buffalo Bills quarterback, J.P. Losman, and could have him in the starting line-up as early as Week 16. Of course, that may depend on franchise quarterback Jamarcus Russell's attitude and play in Week 15 , but all signs (especially the actual signing) point to the team finally moving in a different direction. Russell moved back into the line-up after taking over for an injured...  

Tyler Dunne of Buffalo Football Report stopped by to talk Patriots - Bills this week. In this installment we asked Dunne about T.O., the Bills quarterback situation, J.P. Losman and more...  

Free-agent quarterback J.P. Losman has signed with the Oakland Raiders, according to a league source. Losman had been contacted by the Indianapolis Colts last week, but the club has been unable to add a quarterback to the roster yet.  

By Gina Gomez Nov. 2, (THAINDIAN NEWS) Most fans of American football safety Jairus Byrd (who plays for the professional football team Buffalo Bills) were disappointed when his team met the Houston Texas on Sunday. The injury list of the Bills went on escalating as around four players of the Bills suffered injuries. Jairus was also [...]  

Amid accusations that Randy Moss has quit, concerns whether Tom Brady has lost his magic touch and with an inability to win a road game on this side of the Atlantic, Kevin Faulk readily acknowledges the Patriots might be vulnerable. "By the way that we're playing as a football team, yes, we are vulnerable," the New England running back said this week.  

Buffalo Bills defensive end Aaron Schobel is contemplating retirement after this season because he's frustrated after nine years of missing the playoffs and worried he's lost a step as the team's top pass-rusher. "I don't know my future really, what I'm going to do," Schobel told two reporters after practice Wednesday.  

Turns out there's nothing wrong with Randy Moss or the New England Patriots that facing their perennial patsy, the Buffalo Bills, can't fix. Doesn't mean it was pretty. A week after being accused of quitting by Carolina Panthers defenders, Moss bounced back with five catches for 70 yards and a touchdown in a 17-10 win Sunday.  

The Patriots will be without four starters for their game against the Buffalo Bills -- defensive linemen Ty Warren (ankle) and Vince Wilfork (foot) and offensive linemen Stephen Neal (ankle) and Nick Kaczur (shoulder). Running back Fred Taylor (ankle) was also inactive for a game with AFC East implications.  

Buffalo Bills safety Jairus Byrd will require surgery to repair a groin injury, putting an end to the rookie's sensational season. Byrd, who leads the NFL with nine interceptions, was placed on injured reserve on Wednesday, becoming the 18th Bills player this year to go on the season-ending list.  

Bills cornerback Terrence McGee is done for the season, and it's suddenly unclear who'll start at quarterback this weekend after injuries forced Buffalo to re-sign former third-stringer Gibran Hamdan.  

An ankle injury prevented Buffalo Bills starter Ryan Fitzpatrick from practising on Wednesday, opening the possibility for third-stringer Brian Brohm to make his NFL debut at Atlanta this weekend.  

Bills interim coach Perry Fewell is taking a wait-and-see approach with his quarterbacks after starter Ryan Fitzpatrick missed his second straight practice because of an ankle injury.  

The Buffalo Bills say slot receiver Josh Reed will not play in Sunday's game at the Atlanta Falcons. Reed did not travel with the team to Atlanta due to an ankle injury.