One thing from yesterday's Buffalo game, which I thought pound for pound was the most entertaining from beginning to end game of the weekend.

Grilled. Agreed.

After the bills converted on the fourth and one tush push, where Josh Allen almost pushed his way, 11 yards for a touchdown, there was a debate.

It was briefly on the broadcast, and I've heard it on social media and at friends with your, if you were watching the game at a touchdown. There was a debate. It was briefly on the broadcast, and I've heard it on social

media and at friends with your, if you were watching the game at a bar with your friends, on if

the Buffalo Bills and Josh Allen should have taken a knee on first and goal from the one yard line

with a minute to go, or just score a touchdown. Now, Buffalo ended up just scoring a touchdown,

which gave Jacksonville 59 seconds to play with,

down by three with no timeouts left.

To me, this was never a debate, Tiki.

If you have to score a touchdown, a touchdown, not a field goal.

Right. Field go doesn't help you.

I can't take for granted that I'm going to score a touchdown. I hear you 100%. So if Jacksonville's letting me score, which, yeah, they probably were, I'm going to take it. And so I never understood the other side of, well, you got to milk the clock, you don't want to give them too much time. I don't care if it's Patrick Mahomes on the other side. There's no guarantee I'm scoring a touchdown, so let me take it. And the bills did. Good for them. But I do not understand that debate. Well, think about this. Think about last night the Patriots game. What I had to rewatch, I was driving back from a cheer competition down in Atlantic City.

And as I'm watching that game, the chargers are in point-blank range how many times?

And how many touchdowns did they score?

Zero.

Big fat shit on.

Zero.

They kicked the one field goal. And so people make it seem like, oh, once you're in the tight red area, you're going to score. No, you're not. I know that Josh Allen literally just pushed a pile of 11 yards and I get it. The odds are high that you're going to score. But what if you don't? I know. What if you take that knee on first down and you lose a yard because you can't, I mean, you can't take a positive, like, you can't gain a yard on taking a knee. It's tough. Like assuming Jacksonville is truly allowing Allen to score, I guess, in theory, he could go right down and maybe keep it even. But you're probably right. You're being pushed back a yard. And now, like, the risk starts to grow. I agree with you. Like, I had no problem with this. And I think it turned out to be a no biggie because, of course, on the very first pass Trevor Lawrence made, it gets dipped for an interception and the game is over. So the bill's defense made the stop. But even if Jacksonville had come back and kick the field going first over time or

scored a touchdown and won the game, I'd be standing on the same principle, which is if you have to score a touchdown, score a touchdown. Yeah, it's one thing if you just have to kick a field goal. If you're down by two, do that. Actually, lose yardage. Take five. That's completely different. You know what I mean? but run the clock out, kick the game-winning field goal.

Unless Tony Romo's your holder.

Then you've got to. yardage. Take five. That's completely different. You know what I mean? But run the clock out,

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