NFL Guide

By Chris

Trent Edwards will miss the final two games of the season after suffering an ankle injury Sunday.

Bills re-signed Gibran Hamdan, the 2006 NFL Europe Offensive MVP yesterday after announcing that Terrence McGee is done for the season, putting the bills in their worst situation at quarterback since the drought began in the playoffs.

This is not even a controversial quarter. This time it's just pathetic.

It is no secret that the bills have not been able to find a quarterback since Jim Kelly retired. If you need a refresher, Twoeightnine a T-shirt perfect for you.

Keep in mind neither Hamdan nor Brian Brohm have ever taken a snap in a regular season game with the Bills (statistics Hamdan's career: 1-of-2 for 7 yards with a sack ... and what happened in 2003 with the Redskins). Either one could potentially be the starting quarterback against the Falcons.

I'll take JP Losman vs. Kelly Holcomb on this scenario.

Expect Edwards to be the bill placed on the 19th IR. And that move would not only end his season, but it could also mean the end of his career in Buffalo.

Remember when Edwards started? There was much excitement, if not simply because he was not Losman.

It looked stock and in control. The checkdowns have done well to cool at first - and he actually used the tight end. There was even a time when he could lead the team to return in the fourth quarter.

Maybe you can blame Dick Jauron, the coordinator of thirty-six offensive in the last four years or play terrible offensive line, but this does not change the fact that Edwards has been hot and cold (mostly cold) in his career.

It was unstable and uncertain and was even more uneven after that hit in Arizona....

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