Yo, yo, yo, what up, homies?

On today's Chris Sims-Zum button with my man, Connor Rogers.

We break down one of the wildest NFL Sundays of the season so far.

Josh Allen and the Bills beat the Chiefs in the regular season.

Again, the Steelers and Vikings defenses bounce back.

Plus, we discuss an MVP candidate who needs more love.

Chris Sims-Zum button starts right after this.

It's a final line between drinking wine and squash and grapes in this business.

It's a limited number of plays or sequences that can really change the trajectory of an outcome.

We're still the same group that stunked up last week. That's football. Yo, yo, yo, yo, what's up? It's Chris Sims. It's Chris Sims on Button. Connor Rogers is here. It's Monday. We live on YouTube. That's where we are. That's my man, Mike Tomlin, one of the greatest linguists in all of the NFL, the greatest messenger ever, right? I mean, I had a chance to be with him in Tampa Bay when he was a secondary coach there under Monty Kiffin. Was he the same way? Very much. Yeah, I could see that. Raheim Morris was his assistant secondary coach, right? We had Rod Marinelli, who was, you know, the coach of the Lions when they were 0-16 but it was one of the better defensive minds you would have found in football for a long time. It's an insane staff. An insane staff. It really is. I think I'm missing it. Gus Bradley was there. That's ridiculous. Right? It is crazy. There's other ones who Joe Woods, who's been a decorinator in the NFL. We had a lot of guys there. But Mike Tomlin was always magical with the players, and he can do it in a way where he could be tough on his guys, but they knew he loved him, right? So he had a way, I always say the magic touch of like he could be a jerk and get his point across, but the players weren't

like, hey, this guy's always a jerk to me. It's always negative. It's always down. Because then he

had a great way of propping everybody up. And we had a thing too where Gruden would give the assistant

coaches maybe a quarter of the year to be like, hey, when we start the team meeting, you run the meeting at first for a little bit, right?

Run the meeting, you know, you, I've been up here every day.

Right.

Different voice.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

And Mike Tomlin, he was the fourth quarter gangster, which is what he was, like the last four games of the year, he would usually take that role then.

And yeah, his messaging, the things he'd say before practice and all that was like the last four games of the year he would usually take that role then and yeah his messaging

the things he'd say before practice and all that was like motivating and incredible it really was

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