The thing about football, it's all about the line of scrimmage, man. And the thing that

Houston is, they are, they have substance. They have substance on defense. They have

defensive line that just assaulted on the bills last night. And, you know, not, not saying

that, or patting my back or any of that other stuff, but in just looking at these two teams and

the way that Buffalo requires Josh Allen to have to play in order to win, you know, he can't be Superman every single week.

And he tries to be and he's out there and he's fearless still to this very day.

And they get a couple turnovers from him.

They hit him probably about 15 times last night.

And the substance of the game wins when you don't turn the ball over. And Davis Mills is your

typical or prototypical, I should say, backup quarterback. He's the perfect kind of guy. He's not

going to turn the ball over. He does just enough offensively. They have a

solid running game. I'm like, they're not flashy at all, but they are substance is what they are. And they are now back in the conversation the Texans are. And the Buffalo Bills, well, they're going to have to go to wild card route. I still think they're going to make it. I still think they're going to go the wild card route. And, you know, by that time, you know, anything can happen in one game.

And Josh Allen is good enough to beat anybody anywhere in the AFC. I will say that. He can go into New England and when. He can go into Houston and when. He can go into Kansas City and when. He can go into, you know, L.A., he can go into Denver. He can beat all those

teams, but he's just going to have to be super, you know, Superman in order to do that, which is, you know, basically what he is. But if he has an off night or, you know, they're having problems, you know, protecting him and they're not running the ball effectively with James Cook, it's going to be a long evening for them.

And this Keon Coleman thing, like you're saying,

like they didn't build a... protecting him and they're not running the ball effectively with James Cook. It's going to be a long evening for them.

And this Keon Coleman thing, like you're saying, like, if they didn't build around him,

or they tried, I mean, and he's supposed to be one of the most important parts of building

around Josh Allen was getting a big, strong, fast, wide receiver, who is obviously a knucklehead.

Now, you know, the interesting thing watching this game on Monday night

and watching the Raiders and the Cowboys and watching the Cowboys go up and down the field

with their two wide receivers that were hanging out in Vegas the night before the game

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