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I'm going to flip the turn around.

Oh, okay, I'm sorry. Let's go.

No, no, no, I just have another tough transition to make that story of the day. So after Buffalo

honored first responders, doctors and athletic trainers who saved Damar Hamlin's life,

Nihem Hines ran the opening kickoff 96 yards for TD against the Patriots. The bills

won 35 to 23 to clinch the number two seed in the AFC playing inspired for Damar RC. How

special was this yesterday? That was an amazing moment. You couldn't have written it any

better, no matter who it was. When you think about what this team has gone through, what

Damar Hamlin and his family have gone through. And I think also on Monday night at 10 o'clock,

none of us could have ever expected that that was where we'd be on Sunday. That he'd be

able to send out a tweet before the game. And I think Josh Allen put it best. So by the

way, I've become just an enormous fan of of his leadership, of his compassion of the

way that he's embraced not only his teammate, but the rest of his team. And he said it, God's

real. And the prayers that have gone out for Damar Hamlin, those first responders, the

athletic trainers that did the work, that all led to that moment. And that was a moment

that was truly spiritual. And that was one of those times that I felt like the world

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