Hello, everybody. It is Patrick Dirty with the Roto World football show and our week two

recap. We're going to get to all the games played on Sunday. We're not going to talk about Thursday

tonight. Ancient history. The Andre Swift going absolutely nuclear. That's the Minnesota Vikings.

We can't talk about Monday night football. It's those haven't been played yet. And for technical

reasons, we can't talk about Sunday night football. You could argue maybe we could. Yeah, look

the lawyers. The lawyers say no. The lawyers say no. I am joined right off the bat by Danny Carter

who covered the Raiders and Bills, the Jets and Cowboys on Sunday. He's going to ask me about the

Colts and Texans and the Chargers and Titans. Yeah, it's a mouthful there, Danny. But we'll just

start with the Bills and the Raiders right off the jump where it looked like for the first like

10 minutes, we're getting a continuation of really bad week one trends that of course being

Josh McDaniel's getting away with it. And the Bills not looking great. Got off to a very pro

Raiders start in this game. People were joking about it on Twitter. I being one of them. Then by

the end of it, it was very, very, very, very over for the Raiders. A 38 to 10 Bills beat down.

What are your opening thoughts on this game? Well, there were no jokes about the Bills by the

end of the game. It was a pretty easy win for them. They basically, here's what happened. They

played keep away. And it was actually quite a good development, I think, for Josh Allen who

has traditionally been the only elite quarterback who refuses to concede to the two high

safeties, right? And he just keeps like ripping long shots into double coverage and the triple

coverage down the field. He didn't do that here at all. He checked down over and over and over and

over. The Bills had long drive after long drive. The Raiders, I believe, had under 40 plays in this

game offensive plays. Okay. Because you see 31 37 for Josh Allen, you're usually assuming 382 yards,

three touchdowns, two picks. Instead, we got 274 yards, turnover free football, three touches.

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