Hey, hey, welcome to Cousin Sal's winning weekend. Yes, I know I love sports betting too.

We have a big show ahead. Let's get right to it. We have a lot to discuss. Here's what's

up. First, I have a bone to pick with the NFL and their schedule makers. They're repeating

games and I'm not even sure they know they're doing it. We're going to go over week eight

matchups with my alien genius pal Todd Furman and former NFL Pro Bowl or Super Bowl

champ True Blitz. Oh, and I'm going to sit down and chat. It's been a while. But first,

let's recap that Bucks Bills game in a segment that always goes for two. No matter what the coach's

chart says, it's cover four. All right. So the bills won last night 24 18. It was an absolute

nail bider, but only if you bet on it. And only if unlike me, you hadn't already chewed off your

last remaining nails in 2003. The fandom aligned closed at Buffalo minus eight and a half.

Bills were up 14 for nearly the entire fourth quarter. Josh Allen set the record for fake going

for its on fourth and two, even though everyone in the country knew he was bluffing. We all also

knew the Bucks weren't going to win. And there was no reason at all to watch the last 20 minutes.

Unless you had money on the game. Mayfield led the Bucks on a drive that lasted over seven minutes.

It seemed like the length of a Scorsese movie. Anyway, the Bucks kept the drive alive twice

on fourth down because of a Bills penalty. And that's when the magic happened. Mayfield hit

Mike Evans for a touchdown. Backdoor Baker did it again. Bucks better's rejoice.

Misery for Bills backers, even though their team won the game. And this is why betting on sports

is the best. And also why my friend Harry hasn't had a good night's sleep in six decades.

One of the stars of last night's game was Bills' rookie tight end Dalton,

Kincaid. Five catches, 65 yards, and the go ahead touchdown. The whole thing was very impressive.

Not the stat line necessarily, but the fact that Dalton, Kincaid is in the NFL at all.

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