Thor Nystrom, who is a draft expert, and we have them on every year, typically a little bit before the draft, but why not start now?

He'll join us in about five minutes.

I did want to address the Buffalo situation, which we really did not do on Monday or on yesterday's show because the owner Terry Pagula spoke yesterday on

the decision to fire Sean McDermott. By the way, there's a story that Josh Allen's going

to need surgery in this offseason. He's going to undergo right foot surgery, but it's a procedure that apparently will not keep Allen out of even offseason activities.

So that's good.

Terry Pagula, in defending his decision to fire Sean McDermott,

but keep general manager Brandon Bean pretty much

through receiver Keon Coleman under a bus. Listen to this. So as part of this season-ending

press conference, first of all, one of the things he said was, I went into that locker

room after the game and I saw how distraught everybody was, and that was a determining factor

in firing Sean McDermott. What did you expect to see in a locker room after a devastating

overtime playoff loss,

which ended with great controversy in overtime.

But anyway, Terry Pagula said that Sean McDermott and the coaching staff

pushed the general manager in the front office to draft wide receiver Keon Coleman in the 2024 draft.

Kean Coleman was a thought to be a first round guy in 2024 out of Florida State,

ended up being the very first selection of the second round by Buffalo

in the 2024 draft. But here's what the owner said. The owner said, I'll address the Keon

situation, Kean Coleman's situation. The coaching staff pushed to draft Keon. I'm not saying

Brandon wouldn't have drafted him, but Coleman wasn't his next choice. Well, then you're saying

that he wouldn't have drafted Coleman. It's certainly not in that spot. That was Brandon,

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