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Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase kick off Buffalo Football Monday by discussing the Bills awful 29-26 loss to the New England Patriots. The guys start off by discussing whether Josh Allen has a problem leading game winning drives late in games, and point out how many times there has been a similar situation for the team late in games. The guys then discuss the issues they had with the offensive playcalling and decision making as everything looked so difficult for them last night.
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00:00And we can start things off with whatever you want.
00:03803-0550.
00:04I, Joe, stop me if you've heard this before.
00:09The Buffalo Bills played a game in which their defense got roasted a bunch of times
00:15and yet made a couple of stops in key moments.
00:18And whenever the offense was given the opportunity to take advantage of those key moments
00:23and maybe put the game away and win the game, especially trailing three late, they didn't.
00:29Has that ever happened before to anybody around here?
00:32Anyone ever seen this story before where the Bills give up 29?
00:36Really right about that many points?
00:39It's a good number for them.
00:40Usually you say like, you know, 26 should be enough to win a game.
00:44I don't know, whatever.
00:45Usually they give up right around this many points and the offense has the ball late
00:50and doesn't get the job done.
00:53I have been thinking all night about whether or not, this is blasphemy, the Bills really
01:03do have a quarterback problem in the last two minutes of a game.
01:08Yesterday can do that to you.
01:09Yesterday can do that to you.
01:10Playoff games can do that to you.
01:12It was a mind-numbing decision to chuck that ball.
01:15We've seen incredible moments.
01:17We all live in the shadow of 13 seconds in his finest hour and yet there are an awful lot
01:22of times sometimes someone else lets him down, which is of course part of the problem here,
01:27whether that's a Kincaid drop or if it's a Brandon Cook's drop.
01:31So it's probably not going to be that kind of thing, but how many times with the ball
01:36where I'm expecting the magic, I'm expecting that I don't get it from my offense, not just
01:42the quarterback, but from my offense.
01:44Oh, great.
01:45Down three.
01:46This is the famous situation that the GM said he would take every time.
01:50Down three with the ball, Josh Allen, I'll take that every time.
01:53You don't win enough to take that every time, right?
01:57You don't win enough to take that every time, but whatever.
01:59We'll get after a lot of things today, Josh, probably on the list, but I think so.
02:05The defense is still on the list.
02:08The defense is on the list.
02:09The left tackle is on the list.
02:10The corners are on the list.
02:13Man, are the corners on the list.
02:14The corners look like they are not capable.
02:16The defense, the bending but not breaking and such.
02:19Hey, everybody out there, you wanted bending but not breaking to go away.
02:24Yep.
02:24Well, it's gone away because now they just break and break and break and break.
02:28Really at about the same rate.
02:30Yeah, there was the one.
02:31There was the stretch.
02:32I mean, I think you're referencing it.
02:34The Bills' offense got the ball down 21-17 three times.
02:40Their offense got the ball down 21-17, and they went four-play punt, three-play punt,
02:45ten-play field goal.
02:46Three drives, same score.
02:49What did they come away with?
02:50Down one.
02:50Still down one.
02:51Still down one.
02:52The Patriots kept punting the ball to you in spots where they shouldn't have.
02:57They had a really bad one.
02:58Thanks for the punt.
02:59Thanks for the other punt.
03:00On and on.
03:01Here's New England willing to give you the game the same way the Chargers did the week
03:05before.
03:05It was like fourth and one at like the 45.
03:07It was terrible.
03:08Yeah.
03:09Terrible.
03:10And, I mean.
03:12Well, I think this is kind of what the last two quarters of the Detroit game looked like,
03:18and we just wondered if it was score effect.
03:20And I remember Sal pointing out like, no, there were some pass plays where they needed
03:24a guy to get open, and they didn't have a guy to get open.
03:27And they had one big play yesterday where it did happen because that wasn't like a broken
03:32Keyon Coleman play.
03:33Like, they had an earlier one, circus catch, right?
03:35Like, you had that.
03:36But Coleman, credit to him, created separation enough on that long touchdown.
03:42Other than that play, their offense in five quarters without DJ Moore is last year's
03:49offense.
03:49It's probably worse.
03:50Maybe worse.
03:51It might be worse.
03:52They are relegating themselves to throwing screens on third and ten again.
03:56Yeah.
03:57Which was, I think, the least.
03:58In a game that I've been to live, that's the loudest boo I've ever heard for a play
04:02call.
04:03Wow.
04:03It was immediate.
04:04It was loud.
04:06Everybody.
04:06It started before the play was over.
04:09Like, everyone knows the situation.
04:11They know it's third and ten screen.
04:12What?
04:13It was a bad reaction.
04:16That's.
04:17But that's what they're back to when they don't have their guy.
04:22Yeah.
04:22Their guy is, Allen's average depth of target was down again in the eights and that's with
04:28the whole game.
04:28I mean, Moore played, what, a quarter and a half before he left and he had a couple
04:32catches.
04:32Coleman's a bright spot.
04:33We'll get to bright spots.
04:34Coleman is an NFL player.
04:36Yeah.
04:36We'll get to bright spots.
04:37Yeah.
04:37I think his touchdown pass, his touchdown reception, I should say, that's the kind of
04:42play he's always, that's a Gabe route.
04:45To use the phrase going back, that's a runway route.
04:48That's the gauntlet drill.
04:50Allen gets enough time.
04:51This is not taking any sort of shot at Coleman.
04:53But his best usage, I think, is that.
04:56Like, get this guy going, get him across the field.
04:58If you can protect long enough, he's a big body, he's going to make good catches for
05:01you.
05:01And he did.
05:02He had a great game.
05:03So he continues to be a positive story.
05:07But without Moore, man, without Moore, now we're talking about what they're going to
05:10do if they should manage this injury.
05:13Like, it really hasn't been, I think the DJ Moore acquisition has not been that different
05:17from the AJ Brown one.
05:18The difference is Brown got hurt first and has missed time.
05:21And now Moore might miss time.
05:22I don't know if AJ Brown will work in that offense the same way that DJ Moore has.
05:27I have every reason to believe it might.
05:28And then while we're at it, does it hurt everyone around town that we are now the only ones that
05:34don't get to call Drake May the schedule?
05:36Everybody else gets to call him that.
05:38You can't anymore.
05:39You can't.
05:40He's beating you twice in your building.
05:41That's right.
05:42You can't say he only beats bad teams.
05:44Unless you think the Bills are a bad team, which, you know, maybe you've gone that far.
05:47But reports of his demise may have been premature.
05:50Well, that is where the defense, that's where I'm most concerned about the defense is they,
05:57he played against three defenses that are clear cut way better than what the Bills have.
06:03Yep.
06:03The Jaguars, the Steelers, and the Seahawks.
06:06Those are good defenses that the Bills are not near because he couldn't operate in those games.
06:13They were last in the NFL in scoring going into this week.
06:17The Dolphins play in this league right now with nobody.
06:21And the Patriots were last in the league in scoring going into this week.
06:25He had one touchdown pass in three weeks.
06:27Right.
06:28Six interceptions.
06:29And they look totally fine.
06:31And on the other side, to compare the two, the Patriots are down to like their fourth or
06:37fifth string corner that's in there because they don't have Gonzalez, who's incredible.
06:42And then they have the backup for him goes in.
06:44There was another guy that was already out.
06:46Like, they are down to practice squad that's out there covering.
06:49Did you notice?
06:51Because on the other end of things, I've got guys that sound like names that were made up
06:55in Madden create a player that are getting open against Bills high draft picks.
06:59Efton, Chisholm.
07:00Like, I know they're young, but these are not practice squad corners last night, yesterday
07:05that were letting the Bills down.
07:06It's first and second round picks.
07:07And that's the most disappointing part.
07:10I can't believe it went that poorly for Max Harrison in that game.
07:13Because I pointed out last week, his numbers in the first three games were actually really
07:17good.
07:17And man, did that turn in one game.
07:19Those numbers are not up yet, but I'd imagine he let up more in one game than he had in
07:23the
07:23first three.
07:25803-0550 is the number.
07:27There's a lot of meat on this bone to talk about how they were outcoached, outplayed.
07:33I mean, we do know now they want to take the ball first.
07:37It's two weeks in a row that that has gone as poorly as possible, where last week you
07:42turn it over and give up a touchdown.
07:44This week you go three and out and give up a touchdown.
07:47And after a decade of getting the ball first at the second half, or at least every time
07:51you won the toss you had a chance to, it happened again, where they go to halftime and
07:56coming back, I think, I can't believe I have to wait another 10 minutes to watch Josh
08:00Shalen come out on the field.
08:02They did it again to themselves.
08:03Why are they taking the ball first?
08:05Just to be different?
08:07Just to show we have a different mindset?
08:10You're overthinking it.
08:11The whole league has figured out that it's better to defer.
08:14Everybody knows that.
08:15Everybody wants to.
08:16The occasional take the ball first is the home opener, all right, fine, new stadium, special
08:22moment.
08:23You've decided you're smarter than that because of vibes, because they have to play us.
08:28That's the thing that the Bills say a lot.
08:29That's right.
08:30And you have to play them, too.
08:31You can say words like that.
08:34That's a mindset.
08:35Good for your mindset.
08:36What does the math say?
08:37What does everybody that has played the league figure it out here?
08:40That it's better to try and control the game from the middle and lean on it there, because
08:44if you have one mistake on your first drive, you're in trouble.
08:46Two weeks in a row.
08:47At home, that's happened.
08:49You're going to keep doing it?
08:50Okay.
08:51You be the team that takes it first.
08:53If every other team in the league wants to defer, you are playing into what they want also.
08:58You might think it's better for you, but what does every team you play against want?
09:02What does New England want?
09:03Why even have the coin toss anymore?
09:05Right.
09:05You just go out and shake hands.
09:06The two teams just agree, like, you're going to get the ball first?
09:08You got to flip.
09:09Let's go back to the sidelines.
09:10We didn't throw the coin in the air.
09:12All right.
09:15Tough one.
09:16Halftime show was fun.
09:17Yeah.
09:18Natasha Benningfield.
09:19Yeah.
09:19I also saw the plane this week for the flyover.
09:22Okay.
09:22Just, like, half of it, though.
09:25No one else was in the stadium here, right?
09:26It was low.
09:27Okay.
09:28It felt like, which I thought was cool, but I'm like, well, that seemed a lot lower than
09:31I was expecting, which is maybe why we were even able to see it.
09:35I'm not sure.
09:37It stinks, because the rest of the day was awesome.
09:40It was perfect football weather, and all that around the game was great, but you have,
09:45you know, New England in town, ready to be buried.
09:49Oh, yeah.
09:50Just ready to go.
09:51One of my brother-in-laws is a Patriots fan.
09:54He came into town.
09:57He brought three other friends.
09:58There's four Patriots friends in visiting us.
10:01The whole weekend is talking about how the Bills are going to smash the Patriots.
10:04They know this also, and then they win.
10:07That was a tough one.
10:07They were kind of expecting it.
10:09Patriots fans were thinking, this is it.
10:11This is our, this is when we get, they thought they were getting buried yesterday.
10:15Fully ready to be buried.
10:18And, I mean, right away.
10:19They're off the mat.
10:2097-yard drive to start.
10:22I mean, it felt like, right, okay, this might be a long day, because they were stopping the
10:26run, and that's another thing to put on the list.
10:29Like, okay, you're good at stopping the run.
10:31How does it look?
10:31Through four games.
10:32You're a good run defense.
10:34How does it look when you have a good run defense and a bad pass defense?
10:37It looks terrible.
10:38It's horrible.
10:39It's bad.
10:40It's not what you want.
10:41Larry in South Florida leads us off on this football Monday.
10:44Hey, Larry.
10:46It's muggy as hell here, and I feel as disgusting as I do in the weather after watching that yesterday.
10:54So, I was telling Joe Calley, we've spent all these resources on defense, gentlemen, yet it
11:02looks like he's now whiffed on two first-round corners, and he refuses to take a flyer on
11:09a first-round-ride receiver.
11:11You guys are watching all these first, second, and third-year receivers torching the NFL right
11:16now, and we don't have any of them.
11:18You know, we're playing the Patriots without probably their two best defenders on the field.
11:24They don't have A.J. Brown.
11:25They're number one receivers.
11:26Are you serious?
11:27Or Matt Hollis.
11:28And we make Drake May, who looked terrible all year, look like an MVP quarterback.
11:34It's like Vrabel is Buffalo's kryptonite, it looks like, for some reason.
11:39And Josh Allen, I don't know what he was doing on that last interception, or that only interception
11:44he had.
11:45It's second and six, for God's sake.
11:47Throw the ball away, and you've got two more downs to beat this team.
11:51Like, this should not have been a game to give up a 97-yard drive on the first drive, and
11:57you spend all your resources on defense.
11:59I don't think the answer is Mr. Brandon Bean, and you saw, as soon as Moore went out, our
12:08offense, with the exception of Keon Coleman, went back to that stupid wide receiver screen
12:14stuff.
12:15And why we didn't run Cook more, I don't understand, and our lines, both offense and defense, just
12:23got pushed around like crazy.
12:25Like, what happened?
12:26Yeah.
12:27Yeah.
12:27Cook had a really rough first half, but didn't get the ball a lot.
12:31It is kind of incredible to look.
12:33Like, he ended up over six yards a carry again, because the second half was so good.
12:38He had 12 carries total.
12:40So, I mean, what did they want to be, though?
12:42They wanted to be a big play offense.
12:45I just don't think they had the guy out there that they need to be that in the second half.
12:49So maybe there should have been more Cook than 12 carries.
12:52Maybe.
12:53They got some explosives in this game.
12:55I mean, Coleman gave them a good boost, and Shakir gave them a couple of good boosts,
12:59and Cook did as well.
13:00Yeah.
13:01Other than the fumble for Shakir.
13:02Right, right.
13:03Shakir otherwise was fine.
13:04I mean, whatever.
13:05We do this all the time, offense or defense.
13:07Drake may did look like an MVP candidate.
13:10I think he still remains good.
13:12You know what he did in this game that he had not done for a couple of weeks?
13:14He ran.
13:15He did.
13:16He had not been doing that.
13:18He ran all over the Bills' face.
13:20Like, they had no idea he could actually run.
13:22And that's a big part of this, right?
13:24Like, they lose this game, and if you look at May's rushing stats for the year to this
13:29point, I'll pull them up.
13:30Because there were games last year, he's running for 95 yards.
13:34He was incredible in other games.
13:37He rushed a little bit against Seattle, and then the last two weeks, Pittsburgh and Jacksonville,
13:41he did next to nothing.
13:42And what's Seattle?
13:43The game they almost won.
13:44They maybe should have won.
13:45And their defense was very good in that game.
13:47I don't know.
13:48And meanwhile, Allen had the fewest rushing yards in a game since he's had since week
13:5212 last season.
13:53He's healthy enough to tush-push.
13:55Yeah, four yards.
13:57But running otherwise?
13:59He's not scrambling.
14:00It's not happening.
14:00It's his second game in a row.
14:02It's not happening.
14:03Right.
14:05Is he playing a little bit different?
14:07Are they trying to keep him on a leash back there in the regular season?
14:10That could be normal.
14:11There are a lot of these years where his rushing totals are lower early in the year
14:15than they are later in the year.
14:17They're trying to keep him fresh and discouraging.
14:22Let's not run seven times in this game on scrambles and take seven hits that we don't need
14:27to take.
14:29But then that impacts your ability to win the game.
14:32If the other guy's out there running around past Dorian Williams, who's spying, that was
14:37a pretty athletic play also.
14:38Williams is a fast linebacker.
14:40He is spying Drake May.
14:41That's on the first drive of the game.
14:43And May just easily beats him to the sidelines to get the first down.
14:46So their guy was scrambling, and the Bills guy was not.
14:50Caller mentions Hairston.
14:51Hairston allowed four for 44 and two touchdowns yesterday.
14:54I think it allowed four for 53 in the first three games.
14:57I was going to say, four for 44.
14:58It felt like 10 for 175.
15:01I'm surprised.
15:02Next-gen stats, it's the nearest defender.
15:04Maybe there's a couple there that he's not getting credit for that maybe he should.
15:08Because he was so far away from the players.
15:11I'm sorry.
15:11I'm sorry.
15:12It's possible.
15:13But it felt like a lot more than four for 44.
15:15Right.
15:16Definitely.
15:17Dobbs, right?
15:18Yeah.
15:18Dobbs.
15:19Dobbs is...
15:20It wasn't working.
15:21He's a middle-of-the-road.
15:23He's the Josh Palmer signing.
15:2411 million bucks a year.
15:26Like, Palmer...
15:27Who's Palmer going up against?
15:28Is he going up against the fifth-string guy yesterday?
15:30And he had a tough day.
15:32I mean, he had a couple drops.
15:33And their 11 million dollar guy playing the Bills' first-round corner, I mean, it just
15:38looked easy for Dobbs.
15:40I mean, he's a 20 million dollar Dobbs.
15:42Is it 20?
15:42Yeah.
15:43Up to like 20 million.
15:44You know, Palmer's way down the list on things that we want to probably talk about, but he
15:50disappointed them in a big way multiple times.
15:53Moore goes out, and who's the next receiver that's the type, you know, the separator, the
15:57perimeter guy that's going in for DJ Moore when he's not out there?
16:00It's Palmer.
16:02No.
16:02He's down the field 50 yards.
16:04The ball's right there.
16:05And that one would have got a callback for holding anyway.
16:08Sure, but play in the first half.
16:09You can catch it.
16:09Catch it, and then you get another shot at third down.
16:13Fred in Connecticut.
16:14Hey, Fred.
16:16Hey, how you doing?
16:17We're good.
16:17Yeah, the one thing I wanted to point out, we just got out-skimed yesterday.
16:23You look at how the defensive play on New England versus how our defensive play yesterday.
16:30Our guys were like consistently out of position, and that comes down to the coaching.
16:36Josh Allen's going to be Josh Allen off inside the ball, and we got the talent on paper to
16:40compete with anybody in the league, and that's what you want.
16:42That's the hard part.
16:43But at the end of the day, we got to look at the coaching, and we got out-skimed and
16:46out-played
16:47by practice squad players.
16:49That's coaching.
16:51You know, every time New England was moving the ball, I mean, what was it, like a 97-something-plus
16:55-yard
16:55drive?
16:56The guys were consistently out of position.
17:00The coaches had got to get it together.
17:02They just got to go back to the basics, stop playing to the player's talent, or depending
17:07on their talent, and go to the coaching.
17:09Coach them into position.
17:11Coach them to where they can make plays.
17:12It's constantly, as they, New England, every time they drove, we were out of position.
17:18So, I don't know what they got to do from there, but we do know one thing, it's not,
17:22is it some on the players?
17:23Yes.
17:23Well, we know this is completely on the coaching.
17:25I don't know if it's the experience, or they're just like, like you said, too hyped
17:29up on the guy's talent.
17:30But they got to get back to the basics and get these guys in position where they can
17:33make really good plays.
17:34Thanks, Fred.
17:35On the coaching and on the defense, I had this thought during the game, and I'm sure we'll have
17:39this thought again.
17:40Listen, it is a lot like last year.
17:42What was last year?
17:43Last year, they started 4-0.
17:45We thought they might be on their way to the one seed, and then New England comes in and
17:50beats them by three.
17:51And then, from there, the Bills continue to have a pretty good season.
17:54They lost their next game to Atlanta.
17:56But whatever.
17:57They were right there and got to the AFC divisional round, and we think they should have made the
18:01championship game.
18:01So, I don't think sky is falling by any stretch.
18:05They've got a lot to work out.
18:06And this defense is a work in progress.
18:08But that said, the second part of that is, if at the end of the season, we think it all
18:14fell apart because the defense was in the process of being turned from one defense to
18:20the next, to do that in a Josh Allen prime year will feel silly.
18:25Oh, this is a transition year for them.
18:28And they've done this for a couple seasons now, right?
18:31Where it's transitioning from Brian Dable to a first-time offensive play caller in Ken Dorsey.
18:37And then they transitioned to Joe Brady.
18:39And now the defense is transitioning under Sean McDermott.
18:42There's always going to be change.
18:43But if the season ends, and at the end of it, we say, well, you know, I guess we all
18:49should have understood that the defense they had didn't fit the defense that they want
18:53to run.
18:54Okay.
18:55That's a choice that they've made that they think they can get by through that.
18:59But hopefully the change, hopefully all of it working out happens sooner than later because
19:06we're four weeks in and the Texans went ham on them.
19:10The Lions, well, whatever.
19:12The defense did a good enough job to put that game out early.
19:15And then the Chargers, I guess the Chargers are just a kind of a bad offense.
19:18Chargers kind of can't score on anybody.
19:20Yeah.
19:20They scored someone this week against Seattle.
19:22Yeah, a little bit.
19:22But when this team plays the Rams or when this team plays the Bears or the Ravens, I
19:28mean, the Ravens are probably going to put up some points on this team.
19:30How about the Chiefs?
19:31The Chiefs are going to put up some points on this team if they have any healthy wide
19:34receivers left.
19:35So it, to me, looks like it might be a year where you're going to need Josh Allen hero
19:41mode.
19:41And when he's not in that mode because maybe the number one receiver's out or because
19:46he's trying to get these chunks back all in one play, you know, that's, you're going
19:51to live and die like that.
19:52And I very much am on the side of live and die with Allen playing like that.
19:56There are going to be times where, you know, you do die with it.
19:59And that's this game.
20:00There are maybe too many times, though, where you are dying with it.
20:05Like, there just has to be a limit on it.
20:07Like, there is hero ball and then there is double coverage to Josh Palmer down the field
20:12on second and six down three.
20:13Oh, you know me.
20:14I'm going to tell you that's a Josh Palmer problem.
20:16Sure.
20:17But, like, whatever.
20:18I'm not sure there's a receiver in the league that's making that catch.
20:20I know it's not actually a Josh.
20:21But maybe the guy, whatever.
20:23It's fine.
20:24But it's Allen pressing and he doesn't have a guy out there and they're trying to do
20:27stuff in the second half without DJ Moore.
20:29And it's hard.
20:30It's hard for them to get guys open play to play.
20:34I think with the personnel they do, which is why they're trying to throw a tunnel screen
20:38again.
20:38It's why, you know, they're doing things shorter than they had been in the first couple
20:42games of the year.
20:44It's why Allen's, uh, I'm near my own end zone and there's nobody open.
20:48I'm going to throw the ball behind my back.
20:51Like, they're just, it just kind of breaks down when they don't have guys getting open
20:56around him and he wants those big plays and they're not out there for him.
20:59When he made that throw, you know, my brain also goes to the rules analyst.
21:03I thought they were going to spend 10 minutes deciding whether or not that counts as underhand.
21:08Underhand.
21:09That's underhand.
21:09That's not an underhand.
21:11But underhand can still be a forward pass.
21:12I thought underhand was a guaranteed, you can't, you can't, you can throw the ball underhand.
21:17It's a forward pass, right?
21:18That's what all the shovel passes are.
21:20No, those are overhand.
21:21Well, Mahomes does the little, like, almost like the ref throw.
21:24You know what I mean?
21:24Like, and those count as passes.
21:26I just wonder if there's a way to call that a fumble.
21:28I don't know.
21:29I think if you throw it underhand and forward, it's still a forward pass.
21:31If that had been picked off and God forbid picked off or returned for a touchdown, every
21:35Bills fan would have had to stay off, off the internet for a month.
21:38Yep.
21:39You would have to, you would have to just maybe even shut it down altogether.
21:42Never go online again to talk about your quarterback.
21:44Twitter's like, you know, it's interesting.
21:45No one in Buffalo's been on Twitter for the last three weeks.
21:48What happened there?
21:49I'm seeing that an underhand throw forward is not a fumble.
21:52Okay.
21:53All right.
21:53It's okay.
21:54I thought it was.
21:55I'm learning today.
21:56That could have been way worse than it was.
21:59I just thought they'd review it.
22:00You know, they like to review things.
22:01Ball leaves his hand.
22:02I'm like, oh my God.
22:03Like, it was like one of those.
22:05Backhand, not looking.
22:07I respected it.
22:08I respected the instinct in that moment is that way.
22:12All right.
22:13Avoid the safety too.
22:14Right?
22:14Like, yeah, he might not.
22:15He was like kind of at the one.
22:17He might've been.
22:18Shouldn't his EPA on that play be a plus two.
22:21He saved a safety.
22:22Yeah, but expected.
22:24You might.
22:25I expect two points.
22:26He's in the grasp.
22:27You could also say like minus four because it's expected that ball might get run back right
22:31in the end zone.
22:33803-0550.
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22:46The Patriots had 400 yards of offense.
22:49They came in as the worst offense in football.
22:51They had 29 points in three weeks.
22:53They had 29 points in four quarters in this game.
22:55And spoiled your new stadium.
22:58And of all the teams that ever does it to us, to the Bills, that's the one that hurts
23:02the most, right?
23:03They came in and they did the thing again.
23:06Tough one.
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23:09We'll get to your calls.
23:10Sal, 7 o'clock.
23:11Bill Center, Connor McGovern at 8.
23:13Excited to ask him how a center can be offside.
23:15You guys want to look that one up for me?
23:16I'm ready for that rule.
23:18I don't know how that works.
23:19That was strange.
23:21So, plenty to get to.
23:23Jeremy and Joe on WGR.