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We've got a special Monday Leftover's edition of the Chris Sims on Button podcast.

I'll give you some takeaways.

I had some time to go into deeper thoughts last night and early this morning.

But deep thoughts from Ravens, Bills, Chargers, Chiefs, Eagles, Cowboys, Dolphins, Colts.

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Thank you. Colts. Chris Sims on Button starts right after this. Yo, yo, yo, yo, what's up? It's Chris Sims. It's Chris Sims on Button. We're trying

something a little new here, a little Monday mini pod, right? We do the pod Sunday night.

Hopefully everybody enjoys that when they get up early Monday morning. But usually,, I get home on Sunday night, Sunday night football gets done. And I go, oh, I wish I would have said this or I didn't get a chance to talk about this. And specifically, especially last night, I'm doing the pod why the Ravens Bill's game was going on. So I feel like I didn't see some of the nuance at the end of the football game and certainly have some thoughts and some things to talk about there. No doubt about it. We talked about the game. I talked about it with Devin McCordy a little bit last night. I do think it's real and that, hey, the Ravens, big games, right? Big game situations. Yeah, there's been some cracks in the armor that we've seen a little bit

throughout the last few years. Nobody's blown more games down the stretch with a 90%

win probability in the fourth quarter than the Baltimore Ravens. So there's something

there, certainly, right? And I think on top of that, I think the most alarming thing

or the thing I'm troubled by is the Baltimore Ravens, their best players seem to make their biggest mistakes in some of these games, whether it's last night and Derek Henry and the big fumble, all right, in a big moment. Of course, we can get into the playoff game last year. Mark Andrews drops a pass. Lamar threw a bad interception. He had the fumble. Zay a likely, right?

The AFC championship game the year before, it's Zay Flowers fumbling on the one-yard

line. Lamar got stripped sacked at 1.2, right?

The coaches didn't show up at that game and run the ball against the chief defense at all.

So there is something there as far as the Ravens and these got to have it moments,

end-of-game situations that hasn't been perfect. They're a little bit, right, where there's

two opposite sides here. The Baltimore Ravens are clearly the more talented team than the

Buffalo Bills. I don't think there's a doubt about that. You saw it within that game there,

the Buffalo Bills were hanging on by a thread more times than not when you go through it.

And let me just give you some examples so you know what I'm talking about here, all right,

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