Have either one of you guys ever played the football when your offense scored a touchdown every possession? No. That sounds like some pop-in-winter stuff all around. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I was going to say, it doesn't sound like, you know, it's unfeasible just because we got Josh Allen, but no, this is probably the first time for me. You probably didn't know I'm madden a couple times. I mean, I probably watch the kid. He's pretty good on the sticks. No, my kid does it all the time with Josh, man. I love the two players at a time at the press cards. It's usually not that way. Yeah, it's usually just one at a time. No one was asking Jordan Porter and Mikeer Hyde if they were embarrassed by it. Yeah, I would have liked seeing that duo up there again, too. I do. It adds a little banter to the interview when the players are there, and it loosens them up a little bit to where they're not as robotical with the answers. And I do like that aspect. I'm with you, Mike. Robotical?

Did I say robotic? Robotical? You said robotic. Yeah, I might have, yeah. It should work. You know, that's one of those. Should work. That's one of those accidental scholar possibilities. Robotical. Because robotic is sufficient. Robotic and robotic, they'd both be adjectives. I think the AL is useless,

which makes me think it's not a word, but somehow I think, somehow I think Websters will save you

some way, somehow. I hope so. I hope so. Nothing could save the Patriots on Saturday night. My God,

it was, it was incredible from start to finish the first time in NFL history, regular season or postseason, that a team either had a touchdown or a kneel down on every drive of the game.

No field goal attempts, no interceptions, no fumbles, no punts, no turnover on downs, just

touchdown until victory formation.

Incredible that it happened at all.

Amazing and inexplicable that it happened against Bill Belichick's Patriots of all the teams in the NFL

past present or future that we would not think this would happen against it's Bill Belichick's

Patriots.

But the tone was set here with a play that looked a lot like the catch from 40 years ago.

And Josh Allen said he thought he was throwing it away.

Dawson Knox thought otherwise and jumped up and made the catch.

That was the moment.

That was the moment where it's like, uh-oh, uh-oh, the bills came to play tonight.

This is the Bill's team we thought we were going to get from week one onward.

Yeah, no doubt about it.

I think the thing that, I mean, you kind of mentioned it.

Again, I don't know if the football world grasping what we're seeing here.

I mean, first off, like you talked about, we've never seen anybody do that to a Belichick defense,

let alone on a year where they

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