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I'm Greg Rosenthal here in the Chris Wesleyan podcast studio after an important week 15 slate with my friend Patrick

Claibon. Nick Shook is in Cleveland and so much felt like it was decided on this Sunday

that I'm not wasted any time. We are going right to Detroit where it was a massive effort by

those bills. One receiver to the left, three to the right, Cook to the right of Allen and the shotgun.

Play clock down to seven. Another handoff to Cook. Through a hole,

darts to the middle of the field. 30, 25, 20, still on his feet. 10, 5, and Cook is in for the

touchdown. His second rushing touchdown of the game goes 41 yards.

That was James Cook on the ground, one of his two rushing touchdowns.

Josh Allen added another couple on the ground, another couple through the air, and the Bills

won 48 to 42 in a game that could have major repercussions with both

homefield advantage races. Nick Shook, you watch this game closely and I just

thought from the very first drive Josh Allen said that game that I had against

the Rams, I was just getting warmed up.

He did it again. And as much as the Lions tried to like make this a game, it was never really a game.

I can't believe that the Bills just ran through the Lions like that.

Yeah, consider that game in L.A. last week to be the prelude to what we saw from the the bills today, which was an offensive explosion. I characterized it like this in the what we learned which you can find on NFL.com. The bills rolled into Detroit and open palms smack the lions in the mouth twice. They said, we don't care that this forward field. We don't care that you're wearing your snazzy black uniforms that your fans are raucous and it's hostile here.

We're coming in here and making a statement, which is that the points that we put up last week, just a precursor to what we're about to do to you today. I felt like they commanded this game from their first two drives. They went two straight touchdown drives. They made a statement from the beginning and then rolled all the way to the end. And it was also an unfortunate sign that the Detroit defense that has taken so many hits on the injury front may be a serious concern for the Lions who are among the NFC favorites.

But whole buddy, that looks like a weakness after what happened today.

Yeah, we'll get to that in a second.

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