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Welcome in to the Locked-on NFL Players Squad Show, Anthony Armstrong here, the original one.

Three, glad to be joined by Bradford Banta, Jerry Ostrowski, Mark Collins, S.

Like himself, Professor Lincoln,

Kennedy, and then Jeff Scanina Z over there for us. And today's episode, just so you all know,

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visit Fandul.com and place your NFL live vets all season long. My, my, my, my, my, my. Division a weekend has come and gone, and there were more turnovers in the bakery shop that was happening this weekend. Some crazy bad football, but good defense that was showing up. One team got bounced, a couple teams got bounced, and tears were shed shed and the head coach got released so we're

going to dive into all those things but i'm picking at a scab so we'll start with the bills and the

uh the bill's gonna say dude that was kind of a diabolical intro man sorry man it was just fresh

on my head and everything else i'm like my goodness it was fresh on my heart and it was breaking news that Sean McDermott lost his job, man. They let him go. Some may say rightfully some may say it was a scapegoat situation, but after that loss against the Broncos, the bills decided to get rid of their head coach. Sean McDermott was there for nine years, and now he's gone. So he's going to be up from one of these open positions. Obviously, a lot of things are moving, but we'll start out there with Jerry. Yeah, I mean, you know, you're talking about a guy that has 98 wins and nine seasons. He was eight and eight in the playoffs and obviously just not good enough in playoff football. I mean, especially with a guy like Josh Allen.

Now, I say that, but that guy has to do his part too. And we can talk all you want about

pass interference calls. You can talk all you want about should it have been an interception.

You don't turn the ball over five times. Your two stars on your team can't turn the ball over.

And, you know, James Cook did it. Josh did't turn a ball over and you know James cook did it

Josh did it multiple times and you know when you have situations like that of course

the you know where the rubber meets the road it's the head coach and he's going to get

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