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Losman showed up for offseason work way back on Feb. 7, a day before head coach Mike Mularkey got back from a brief vacation. Ever since, he has pretty much been in one of three places: in a film room studying the offense, joined at the hip of quarterbacks coach Sam Wyche, or on the practice field. That kind of work ethic has the Bills feeling optimistic about what their new signal caller has accomplished so far.
Reported by the Buffalo News
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"He's been impressive with his approach," Mularkey said. "He wants to do good. There's no question there is a drive there." Teammates are also taking a shine to the youngster. "He's a smart guy, he's been here the whole time and he's learning," said receiver Eric Moulds. "Of course I'm not going to sit here and say he's going to be Peyton Manning any time soon, but he's going to make some plays. He's going to surprise a lot of people. ..." We think Moulds might be onto something.
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