J.P. Losman, who played last year with the Buffalo Bills, has decided to join the UFL — a fledgling football league. Losman indicates that he’s making this move since his other option is to remain in the NFL as a backup. By starting in the UFL, Losman hopes to improve his stock and eventually return to the NFL.
The 28-year-old Losman played his college football at Tulane. For the last five years, he’s played with the Bills. His best season came in 2006 when he played in all 16 games and totaled 3,051 passing yards to go along with 19 touchdowns.
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The United Football League, a newly formed professional football organization that plans to begin its first season in October, has expressed interested in Michael Vick. If Vick does suit up in the UFL, his rights are owned by the franchise located in Orlando.
The UFL will have four teams in its first season. Those teams are located in San Francisco, New York, Las Vegas and Orlando. Additionally, the league plans to play games in Sacramento, Los Angeles and Hartford.
Although many people are skeptical about how long the UFL will survive, they have already landed some interesting coaches. The San Francisco team …read more

Apparently, Michael Vick already has his next stop in mind. It seems the newly formed United Football League will be welcoming the convicted quarterback when he is released.
Vick will be unable to play in the NFL right away (at least it’s assumed), so this could be a spot for him to show what he still has left for many owners around the league. However, if he’s out of shape and lost a step, he could just be playing football for the last time.
We have plenty of time to wait to see this unfold, since Vick will not be …read more