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This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

All right, Charlie. I think we got a good idea for this episode. You and I both are kind of

big picture thinkers and want to put all these like trends into like easily explainable,

like theories and I think it's time for us to like have a theory check in. We've had lots of

theories pop up on this podcast and in private conversations with you and I that I think

we either nailed or were dead wrong. So how do you feel about a little theory, a little football

theory check in? I mean, I do think that we were both football philosophers. You are Fox

unanimous. I don't have one for for myself yet. But can you name any other philosophers?

Nietzsche? Nietzsche? Yeah, Socrates. Yeah, I don't know. Charlie T's. Okay, I don't know. We'll

figure it out later. All right, my first theory, the one that I'm most proud of that started early

in the season is that the number one receiver is what the running back was in the 90s and all teams

that are like really legitimate competitors need a number one receiver. And I think this gives us

entree into a lot of games this weekend. I think it describes the difference between the chiefs

and the bills as we saw it several times in that game that the two touchdowns, two early touchdowns

Gabe Davis and man coverage throw it up. Gabe Davis makes a play. Staff on digs and man coverage

throw it up makes a play. My home's through one up to Mark has bowed his standling in the corner

and in zone. It got intercepted. And as much as Josh Allen does for this team, he can take some

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