Well, let's talk about a game that we haven't hit on from Saturday. You know, the Giddy Up award to my man, to my boy Blue, Gitty Up. You know, Gitty Up, Gitty Up, Gitty Up, Gitty Up, my boy, Blue. I think I had a song for him now. Gitty up, Gitty up, Gitty up, it's my boy Blue. Ha, yeah, weeh ha! They won that game because of my boy Blue. Giddy up, gitty up, gitty up, gitty up, gitty up, gitty up, it's my boy blue. I mean, just, that's all there was. I don't know any other one is saying. Wee ha. Oh, that's good. Well done. Well done.

That's a, that's a, that's a, that's an old school posse there.

That is. You don't want to mess with that posse right there.

Riding horses.

That was fun.

That was fun.

So Josh Allen advances.

Not as easy as we thought it was going to be for the Buffalo Bills,

the dominance not at the level that we had seen in the final six games of the regular season.

But as you said yesterday, Josh Allen made the difference on a day where the Colts could have,

maybe should have won the game.

Your boy Blue steps up, gets on the horse, rides in on the white horse, and saves the day.

Okay. So, so what we're doing now here, I'm in the wrong segment.

I wonder, what's like, why are the names of all the losing quarterbacks in front of me?

We're talking about the winning quarterbacks.

We don't have time for losers here.

We only have time for winners.

We like winners.

We don't like losers.

And let's talk about,

although we are talking about the losers later. Here is the winners. You looked at the film and let's start with your boy Blue, Josh Allen. How did he pull it off with a defense that

frankly was not good, 450 yards allowed,

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