Let's go out to the Xfinity hotline and bring in our guy Brian Baldinger.

Baldi, happy playoffs.

How are you feeling entering this divisional round?

I love this.

I mean, it's the best weekend of the year.

I mean, we got four of the, you know, we got all eight teams that are still standing.

Three quarters of the team is sitting home watching.

And so these games, the magnitude, I was just explained to somebody, and I'm sure, you know,

we'll get into this, but any weakness you have and have had gets exposed in each succeeding

round that you go into. For example, the Rams have had problems on special teams all year long.

Showed up again last week, getting a punt block, Loud Carolina to, you know, get in the game and take the lead there.

Whatever weakness you have, it gets exposed in this round.

And so if you have problems protecting your quarterback during the year, you're going to have

problems in this round protecting your quarterback. Well, so, Baldy, let's just start right there with

that. What's the weakness that the Broncos need to try to protect so it doesn't get exposed?

On the opposite side, what do you think the Broncos are going to try to expose with the bills?

Well, I would say that, you know, the Broncos have not had great success running the football

this year, yet they still try, you know, to do it with a variety of backs in different ways.

You know, it's a variety of different players are going to touch the ball.

But I think that's been a consistent weekend, weakness. And then, you know, third downs have been a problem, staying touch the ball. But I think that's been a consistent weekend weakness. And then,

you know, third downs have been a problem, staying on the field. That's been an issue for them.

So, and then, you know, the Buffalo Bills, I think they have three healthy wide receivers right now.

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