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Ten takes and ten minutes.

It's what we promise.

It's what we deliver. And then there is an incendiary device at the end of the podcast. Does your podcast have an incendiary device? I bet you don't. Mine does. And mine's going to go off in ten minutes from now. Take number one. Bills and Cheaps felt like it had no stakes.

We can say that now that the game is over.

God bless CBS, Nance, and Romo and Tracy Wolfson.

I work for CBS.

I'm definitely part of promoting that game that they had yesterday in the late window,

and I'm sure they'll do a huge ratings number.

It had no stakes.

It felt like a scrimmage. It felt like a house match in W.W.E. instead of a title match.

It went exactly like we all thought.

The Bills won in a very tightly contested game.

They pulled it out at the end.

And it's like, we'll see them in January and the chiefs will probably

win right tell me I'm wrong it played out exactly how we felt it and you know who else feels that way

Josh Allen Josh Allen I empathized with Tracy Wolfson who had to do the sideline interview or

on field interview with Josh Allen after he won because he was in a thousand out of ten on the downplay scale. He did not want to take a victory lap. He did not even want to take a smile. He didn't even want anything resembling a twinkle in his eye that he just beat the Chiefs again. And he wanted that message out there that this was nothing. We have bigger things we want to do. Also, he's sick of it too. He's sick of beating the Chiefs in November.

He's sick of having division champion t-shirts. Everybody knows that the legacy of Josh Allen,

five years from now, 50 years from now, will be like, did he ever beat Mahomes? Yes,

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