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This is a disturbing game, I think, for the Bill's fans.

Now, it doesn't mean you're not going to win the Super Bowl this year.

It's fine.

Detroit's next, long trip and all that.

But what this game represents, I think, rattles Bill's fans cages, which is exactly what you're talking about.

It is the Josh Allen, what else can I

possibly do game? I don't think the bills played well in this game. The game of 44 points. They got a punt blocked. I think they were sloppy as hell. I think Josh Allen was nuclear in a loss. You're not supposed to lose the game when Josh John has six touchdowns. And I just, I don't want to be too negative. But in five years,

in 10 years, in 30 years, like, do you look back

at this era and you're like, that's what that era was about?

That Josh Allen was an unbelievable player, and they just never got it together. If you're watching the game, you follow this very closely. And I thought Tom Brady was all over on the broadcast. So the dynamic is, bills are down two scores. They need to get a touchdown and a field goal at the end of the game.

They're going into the goal line.

They have all three timeouts.

So it's playing out well for them.

Get the touchdown.

You can all three timeouts.

You'll get the ball back.

Here's the final two plays as they went out.

So they call a Josh Allen quarterback sneak up the middle against the Rams, which I hope we have.

And he gets stopped.

And Brady's falling off his chair because they have to use one of their timeouts. And that was the game. And I think Josh Allen knew it was the game because you're saying, throw it, throw it, throw it. So if it's incomplete, you won't have to burn your timeouts. He gets stuff, they burn it. That leaves them with two timeouts instead of three and Goodnight Irene. That was it. they didn't get the ball back.

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