J.P. Losman

    • Born: March 12, 1981
    • Birthplace: Los Angeles, California
    • High School: Venice High School
    • Height: 6-2
    • First enrolled at UCLA, but transferred to play at Tulane
    • Second-team All-Conference USA
    • Major: Political science
    • At the close of four years: 31 touchdown/29 interceptions
    • Debuted with the Bills in 2004

  • Professional football quarterback J.P. Losman plays for the Buffalo Bills in the National Football League and was the quarterback for the Bills in 2007. Drafted out of Tulane University, Losman was Buffalo's first pick and 22nd overall in the 2004 NFL draft.

    Losman was tapped to start for the Bills again in December of 2008, filling in for Trent Edwards who was sidelined with a groin injury.The Sports Network: Edwards Out Again, Losman Starts for Bills Against Jets Losman however did not impress Bills management, losing three games in a row, and was demoted to the third string quarterback on December 17, 2008.ESPN.com: Edwards Ready to Start; Losman Demoted to Third-string

  • Early Years

    Born in Southern California, Losman was a high school stadout at Venice High. He enrolled in neighboring UCLA, however, transferred to Tulane University where he lead the team to the Hawaii Bowl in 2002. He was then drafted to the Bills in his senior year in 2004.

  • In the NFL

    In the same year that saw Eli Manning and Ben Roethlisberger get drafted to pro teams, Losman was picked as Buffalo's first rounder. Losman saw his first start in 2005 as a professional. Since then he has not fully lived up to his potential, with a 77.3 passer rating, 31 touchdowns, and 29 interceptions.

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