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We are live in New York City Monday, April 3rd.

Thank goodness we made it past April Fool's Day, not on this show.

Who knows what kind of shenanigans we would get into.

I'm Jamie Erdog. Right, exactly. Kyle Brandt, Sean O'Hara, and our very own shiny penny, Peter Schrager, is back. Kyle, I was worried about you a couple weeks without Shreggs. How are you faring now? Great. This is our guy. This is our founding father right here. He's back. I'm back. If you're just tuning in, my family welcomed a second child. So I've been off for a couple of weeks on a very gracious paternity leave from the NFL network and the NFL League office and everyone here at Embassy Row and good morning football. And I'm so happy to be back. But feeling blessed to talk about whatever the topic is right now, Jamie, because I have a lot of thoughts that I've been ready to go and boiling over and ready to share with you.

I know Betty Shreger can't quite form her opinion yet on the Bills, so we're going to have to lean on what you think. Time for the lead block. Leadlock. Josh Allen. Josh Allen was the bill's leading rusher with 26 yards on the ground in their divisional round loss to the Bengals this past January.

A wonky game.

This is not something that sits well with former Bill's quarterback and Hall of Famer, Jim Kelly.

Josh can't do everything by himself, and I hope they find a way to get a star running back.

But I always thought single-cherry was pretty good. I just didn't think we used them enough. But you know what? When you've got a guy as good as Josh Allen, they tend to probably get a little greedy and want to use him more than you probably should. But Ten Dorsey is doing a great job. So the bill has bid farewell to Devin Singletary out of the backfieldfield and they added Damien Harris from the New England Patriots. So now they have Damien Harris, James Cook, and Naheem Hines. Not too shabby, but apparently not the stars that Jim Kelly is looking for in his Hall of Fame Jacket. Can the bills get over the hump this coming season? Kyle. Don't know. We'll find out, and they better do it soon. I'll start with the positive. I love this offcoming off-season for the bills. Because last year it was the ticker tape parade and we're going to win this Super Bowl, we're going to end this and end this, and now, really optically and nationally, yesterday's news. You know, we are moving on. We're still doing the Chiefs thing and the Bengals thing, and now we're doing the Jaguars and all this. There will not be the hype at all. There will not be the expectations. When you get to training camp, all the questions to Josh will not be, so is this a Super Bowl or Bus season? That was non-stop last year. And then it came up really short. I like what Jim Kelly says there about

there's an expectation, there's an understanding with the bills that just be Superman 17 and do

the Superman thing and save us. And it's like no one is Superman. Mahomes is not Superman. No one is.

They lose Devin Singletary, who was a really good teammate and a nice player, but frankly, guys, was not a special player.

He was a fine running back.

I don't know if they have a special running back coming. I don't know if they need one. I know that they don't have enough right now to win the AFC. The way the AFC East is going, I don't know if they have enough to win the AFC East. This is a massive season for them

because if you look into the books,

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