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Good Morning Football. Welcome inside, everybody. We are presented, as always, by our friends at Old Trapper Beef Jerky, live in L.A. in New York. What's up? Good morning. I'm Jamie Erdall. This is Akbar Baj Bia Miller. There's Peter Schrager. There's Kyle Brandt's.

We experienced it all this weekend, didn't we? It was the joy and the euphoria and the frustration and the devastation. We got your team cover. Don't worry. We're going to talk about you today. But today is also, of course, Monday, January 20th, is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. a day to honor one of the most important and influential men in our nation's history.

If you are off from work today honoring Dr. King, we're happy that you chose to

spend your time with us as the NFL remembers Dr. King, and we enjoy that you act that you're here

to talk some football. So with that being said, Kyle, we will have every single highlight from

the weekend, but first, we must take you to Western New York. I think we should do this. Reasonable amount of hype around this game. It's Ravens, it's bills. Let's do it. It happened. Maybe the most hyped divisional game of all time, Peter. We said it's. There's Alan walking out of the dressing room. There's Lamar walking out of the dressing room. Who wins the MVP? I don't know. Who cares about that for a second? Who wins the game? Opening drive of the Ravens, terrifying if you're a Buffalo fan. Effortless. Derek Henry had three carries for four yards and a huge drop, and they still went right down the field and scored. Then the bills did in response. Second quarter now bad snap. Tamar Hamlin makes a play and and the ball is loose. Von, scoop and score. No, watch. I thought Justice Hill was going to knock the ball out. I can't believe that wasn't a fumble. But the Bill's a roll in, Von Miller scoop and score making another, not score, but a scoop. Another play in the playoffs. Allen now, seven all. Touchdown. The snow plow. The Bill's fans are trying to get the national broadcasters called the snowplow. They still call it the tush push. It's the snow plow. McDermott was feeling it because in the first half it was all Bill's cap by this. Another touch. He doesn't even go down after this. Just runs out of it.

And you're like, okay, 21 to 10 at half. Peter, they're rolling. They look like the better team. And they got the ball to start the second half. Absolutely. They deferred the coin talk. Here they go. But this drive was terrifying. Again, I'll use that word. The Ravens in this drive absolutely punched him in the face. repeatedly it ends with the Derek Henry touchdown.

He's like, okay, now the Ravens got something.

Two-point conversion, though, they would

loom large in this. Lamar, he's got likely wide open. Bolano clutched play. Remember, Matt Milano,

not in the first matchup. Months ago, he makes that play, wags the finger. Let's jump ahead

to the fourth quarter, 24-19 Buffalo, second and 11.

Lamar, Mark Andrews makes him move. Boom, it's punched out by Terrell Bernard, and he recovers it.

My opinion, biggest play of the game. Biggest play because Baltimore had so much momentum, so much.

That really, really saved him. But here's the drive of a career maybe. Down eight under two to play Lamar, second and six. Who's he going to? Right back to Mark Andrews. You bet. Old faithful has always been his whole career. Time not a factor here. They got plenty of time as Josh sits on the Benson watches. We've seen him do that so many times over the years. You want to talk about time. Look at Lamar. Just waiting, waiting. He's down eight, remember, and finally throws touchdown likely. We're down two. Got to go for the two-point conversion. You won't see a bigger two-point conversion attempt anywhere. John says, of course, go for it.

Perfect play dial-up. Roll Lamar out to the right. There's Andrews toss it to him. Let's go to overtime. He drops it. If you didn't see it, watch the replay. Lamar, he has him wide open. It's his most trusted receiver, a nice little saw. And he just drops it. There is no reason. There's no excuse.

Mark Andrews did not speak to the media after the game.

That's Josh and the bench saying, we got it. There was an on-side kick that they recovered. They moved the chains, took a knee, and that's it. There's Josh and Lamar, and there is your score, guys. After all the hype, the Bills 10 and 0 at home. They will not play another home game.

They go to Missouri next week, 27 to 25 afterwards.

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