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The bill's viability is a contender is officially in doubt.

We've got Bucks Giants for Monday night football tonight,

but the Vegas lead on a Monday is always,

what are the sharps and the squares saying?

What are they differing on?

And something, and we're going to start doing a big three topics. One of them is the squares

are squawking, the sharps are saying, and then a big question. Like, what is it that there

isn't a clear answer to that matters the most? We're going to start with what the Sharps are saying,

and this was A.J. Hoffman, the Sharp. You can set it up, but you have a theory, and I agree with you,

about what's happening to the bills and the Kansas City offense. What's happening is the

inability or the lack of desire to run the football is starting to catch up with these teams that were living on these high-flying passing offense.

The Bills and the Chiefs specifically last year, unstoppable throwing the ball.

And really they didn't have to run the ball.

Nobody was making any kind of adjustments this

year the league has adjusted to them. All right. So let's think about this for a second now.

So when you say they didn't have to run the ball, now that went in the face of the history of

football. And no point. Yes, time immemorial, as some would say.

Tony Suprana says it that way.

Is from the beginning, from the school they tore down to build the old school, it was about

the run.

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