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Ten minutes on the clock.

Ten takes to deliver in those ten minutes. No fat on

this episode. Start the clock. Take number one, that was the best New England Patriots

win in three years, maybe four years. They just went into Buffalo on their special night with

their white uniforms and their whiteout in the crowd. And that white out was terrible for Buffalo. It was like worse than the one Penn State does. And they had a horrible weekend too. New England goes in there and beats them and beats them up. And they do all the things that the Buffalo Bills don't do. Buffalo Bills don't score fewer than 30 points. They only had 20. They don't lose at home.

They lost at home. They don't lose the turnover battle. Do you understand that Buffalo Bills were

riding the longest streak of winning the turnover battle in NFL history? Like back during the

Steve Sable NFL films days, you can't find anyone who is doing it better. And they just lost it

to a second year quarterback and a new head coach. That was the best Patriots win in years, the fact that they can go in there and beat them, the fact that they can make Josh Allen look pissed off and ornery like he looked the whole night. Josh Allen usually his first team all pro body language. He's like a giant Labrador out there. He's always happy. He's always hopping around and smiling and

winking. He's so likable. He was pissed last night. He's exchanging F-bombs with Patriots. You can see it. That was the Patriots doing that to him. And listen, all Buffalo's goals are in front of. I'm not saying their season's over, but that was incredible what New England did last night. Best win in at least a few years. Take number two, Stefan Diggs just put on a clinic of how to go back against your old team.

If you are a player, did last night. Best win in at least a few years. Take number two, Stefan Diggs just put on a

clinic of how to go back against your old team. If you are a player right now in the NFL who may

have to face your current team someday, specifically maybe if you're a Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver

and there's a good chance you won't be on your current team someday, watch week five, Stefan Diggs

returning to Buffalo. Not only as he had 10 catches and was

the best player in the game, everything he did was grace and class and friendly and fun, in spite of

Bill's fans kind of wanting to boo him. His pregame interview with Melissa Stark, his production

meetings with the crew, his postgame interview.

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