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Ten Takes, the emotional hangover version.

Was it good for you guys?

The best, best weekend of the year is over.

Title Game Weekend is great, but there's only two games.

It is not the bedlam.

It is not the stature of divisional weekend.

I love it so much, and I love not wasting your time

with only 10 minutes for exactly 10 takes.

Let's get right into it. Start

the clock. Take number one, the Buffalo Bills prove nothing in beating the Baltimore Ravens.

There is no monkey off their back. There is no score that's settled. They're not having a parade

today. They're just going on to the title game. And if you want to have legacy talk and scream about legacy this, legacy that, Josh Allen did nothing to change his legacy in that game. And I say that as an enthusiast of his and someone who's trying to think constructively about these games rather than beat up on the losers. Nothing has been proven by the Buffalo

Bills or Josh Allen. He has beaten Lamar in the playoffs before. He has been past the

divisional round before. All he did was beat the Ravens, who at this stage are a speed bump in the

playoffs for teams going to do really substantial things later in the run. Everything about

Allen and the Bills is next week at Arrowhead. It's not about a home

game over the Ravens. And now it's, wow, he really separated himself from the pack. He won MVP.

I don't even know if he's going to win MVP. It's out of the question. It had nothing to do with it

last night. It is all about next week because if they go to Arrowhead and lose 31 to 23, there is no one who supports the bills, cheers for the bills, or plays for the bills. It's going to say, ah, that sucked. We lost to the Chiefs for the fourth straight time of the playoffs. But hey, you know, we beat Lamar in the divisional round. Nothing. They prove nothing. It is all to gain next week. Holy crap.

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