Mayfield from the pocket, swings it across the middle.

Touchdown, Kate Otten, and Tampa Bay right down the field on first blood.

Yeah, Chris Fowler on the call.

That was the first game of the weekend, the part of that double header against.

On Saturday, the Bucks stayed alive with the win over

Carolina. They ended up not making the playoffs because Atlanta beat New Orleans the next day.

But man, that game was impacted by weather, heavy rain during the game. And the Bucks played

the best game they've played in a while. They rushed the football with

Bucky Irving. Baker Mayfield was pretty solid, although he threw another bad pick. He had a

lot of those during the course of this season. I think he threw 12 picks on the year,

had some fumbles to go with that as well. They had a field goal block that cost me my only

smell test loss of the week, six and one

on the week. Bryce Young, Carolina, I don't know, man. I know they beat the Rams in Charlotte the last

time they played. They're getting another big number. They're in is an 8-9 team. I just want to say this. I've said it

for 7, 8, 8 years running. I just don't think an 8 and 9 team should be hosting a playoff

game against a team that finished 13 and 4. That just, or 12 and 5 in the case of the Rams.

Qualify for the playoffs? yes, the divisions keep the importance of winning the division.

You get an automatic birth into the postseason when you win your division.

If you won your division with a 7 and 10 record, that's fine.

But if you've got a sub 500 record, you should not be allowed to host a first-round

playoff game. I would just see based on record 1 through 7. I don't think anybody would have a

problem with that. And it does not disrupt the integrity of the division system. You still get a

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