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00:00There were numerous runs to me where he already, at the first down, you can see he's probably
00:07not scoring, but like, he's seeking the contact, and I'm just like, you know, and I'm not always
00:15the guy at the front of the line going, get down, get down, get down, he's got to learn
00:17to slide, all that, I mean, we've been talking about this since he became, you know, the
00:21Bills quarterback, really, ostensibly.
00:24Last night, I thought, why are you trying to hurt yourself?
00:27Please, will you protect yourself?
00:29Because this all falls apart.
00:31I thought he was looking for too much contact last night.
00:33Can I throw in a thought on this before Sal goes?
00:35Monday night football.
00:37Yeah, right.
00:38I mean, sure, the lights are on, and you're the national stage in front of your peers,
00:42but I'm going to say this, we're all competitive in our own ways.
00:47I'm certainly competitive, right?
00:48We all are.
00:48I just don't think the average person, the average fan, truly might understand the level
00:57of competitive nature in some of these dudes, and Josh Allen's one of them.
01:01He doesn't care.
01:04He's just going to do what he feels he has to do to make the best play he can make,
01:09and
01:09if that means putting his body on the line, he'll deal with it later.
01:12He is not thinking in the moment.
01:14Generally, I guess, you know, over thousands of plays, he's going to get down once in a
01:18while or take a knee or whatever.
01:20That does not enter into his brain because he is trying to win, and his only way of winning
01:25is to do everything he can to make the best play possible for his team.

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