questionable coaching decisions in one of the games of the year and everything else we saw in

week 12 that's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas i'm vang gretchen

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Sean, I think we'll start today with the Bill's Eagles game.

It was a fun one.

Went to OT, obviously two of the top teams in the league.

The Bills backs against the wall, six and five.

When lost record, not really reflective of who they've been to this

point, Eagles 9 and 1, best team in the league, I think by two games in the loss column

over any other team in football. I don't think there's any of two lost teams yet still at this

stage. I'm checking that as I'm stalling right now. Yeah, there is not. So two games up on every other team in the league. Great hosting to start the show. But they were able to pull it out, even though, hey, they had losses to give, is sort of the point, I guess I'm implying. The bills did not. They take another loss. They fall to six and six.

They become, I saw a tweet, one of those where I was just scrolling and I don't know

who sent it is a great stat.

I wish I could give the credit.

A tweet that said through 12 games, the 2023 bills are the highest point differential six loss team in NFL history.

So six and six or worse win loss record, their point differential just above 100 points.

I think it's like 105 plus 105 plus 101, something like that.

The team with the highest point differential with at least five losses through 12 games in NFL history is the 2021 builds, who were 7 and 5 through 12 games and had a plus 140 something differential.

So they were even better.

The record was not much better.

A lot of questions on Twitter and during the game, really through Sean McDermott's last

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