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Jeremy White, Joe DiBiase, Nate Geary push back on what they believe is one of the dumbest arguments going on NFL twitter right now; whether Josh Allen’s rushing td’s from the one are valuable or not. The guys explain why his efficiency there is absolutely very valuable for the team, and they share some numbers that illustrate their point. They compare Allen’s success rate at the goal line to both great QB’s and RB’s.
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00:00All right, I wanted to get to this in the first hour, and we didn't, and I want to do
00:04it now
00:04because I know you two will be pretty good at yelling about this and getting upset about this
00:07because Bills fans should be.
00:09My only explanation for what is currently happening in the yelling about sports sphere
00:16is everybody is bored and has now decided to argue whether or not Josh Allen's one-yard touchdowns count,
00:23whether or not it's okay for him to have them.
00:27And I've seen the entire internet lose its mind trying to, I don't know, what, take those away like they
00:34don't count.
00:35I will, however, say there are people that have gone too far with it.
00:38Agreed.
00:39Like Dan Orlovsky saying he's a Hall of Fame running back.
00:41Agreed.
00:42I don't agree with that.
00:43I don't need that.
00:44The conversation does not need that.
00:47Yes, that's not helping.
00:48No.
00:49He's not a Hall of Fame running back.
00:50He is putting up Hall of Fame running back rushing touchdown numbers.
00:52But no, he is not a Hall of Fame running back.
00:55He's a future Hall of Fame player.
00:57And his one-yard touchdowns, of course they count because you need to get the ball in the end zone.
01:02And it's quite often the teams get to the one and they don't.
01:06Last week the Chargers got to the one and backed all the way up before they had to kick.
01:10Yep.
01:11The Eagles when Hurts wasn't in.
01:12Yes.
01:13Couldn't get in.
01:15Three plays in a row couldn't get in.
01:16It still matters.
01:17And the Bills have a guy not only that is good at it, but is willing to do it.
01:22Yep.
01:23And that's an under.
01:24And is big enough to maybe not be concerned about taking the hits.
01:28A lot of quarterbacks and teams don't want their quarterbacks.
01:30I saw, maybe it was Scott, whatever, it was some fantasy writer looking at the percentages of each guy when
01:37they get in from the one.
01:39And it might have been like Mahomes is five of five.
01:41Like, okay, then how come he doesn't do it 70 times?
01:44Does he say, I don't want to do it?
01:46Right.
01:46Because wanting to do it is another part of it.
01:49I'm no huge fan of the tush push, but everybody that does it says it's terrible.
01:54Jason Kelsey used to say how he hated to do it.
01:56Conor McGovern on our show two weeks ago said, I asked him on a scale of one to ten, how
02:02bad is it?
02:02And he said he didn't want to put it into words.
02:05It's terrible.
02:06And yet your franchise player, maybe we don't want him doing it after hearing all this, but they certainly count.
02:12And it certainly matters.
02:13And no, I don't think it's skewing people's opinion of him.
02:17It might skew him as a fantasy quarterback.
02:20I don't know.
02:20But it certainly helps him be a solid.
02:23Last week in fantasy was not a good game for Josh Allen, passing or, like, do you have a passing
02:30touchdown?
02:30No, he did, right?
02:31He did not.
02:31He had a good fantasy day because he had two rushing touchdowns.
02:33Yeah.
02:34Because he gets to the one-yard line, and whose number are they calling?
02:36They're calling his.
02:37But it's so solid, the percentages of him getting in are way higher than running backs when you give them
02:44the ball at the one-yard line.
02:46And I just think it's weird that we only are doing this with tush-push plays.
02:51Or do we do this with lots of running backs who are one-yard touchdown merchants?
02:56Because there are, I remember this with Jamal Williams.
02:59Jamal Williams, a Packers running back from a few years ago, got paid in the offseason after, like, a 15
03:04-touchdown season.
03:05I remember then, like, well, all of his touchdowns came from the one-yard line.
03:08So maybe we will selectively do this.
03:11But, like, rushing touchdowns from the one-yard line, do I have to go back in time and take Eric
03:16Dickerson's Hall of Fame away
03:18because more than half of his touchdowns came from the one?
03:20The all-time leader in one-yard touchdown runs is Marcus Allen.
03:24Did you kick him out?
03:26Well, here, isn't part of this conversation, like, Scott Kazmaier, who's just, you know, the biggest Josh Allen.
03:31He's got some sort of axe to grind about everything.
03:33But he said in a tweet, well, if Josh Allen lined up five yards behind the line of scrimmage
03:39and ran it like a running back, he wouldn't get it in as much.
03:41And I was like, that's exactly the point.
03:43That's why they do it.
03:43That's the whole point.
03:44Right.
03:45Because it's easier, and if everybody could do it, if every quarterback was good at it,
03:50every quarterback would do it.
03:51Every team would do it.
03:52If the Ravens, if Lamar Jackson was good at it, they wouldn't put Mark Andrews under center in sneak situations.
04:00Last week is the perfect example of this, and I tweeted this out, watching that game in Rio
04:06and watching Derrick Henry.
04:09Derrick Henry gets stopped twice in a row at the one-yard line on a fourth-down play
04:15that really turned the tides in the game.
04:17They ended up coming back and having an unbelievable, now I think we're off the hook with 13 seconds
04:22because it was seven seconds last week in Rio.
04:25But the whole point of that is, even if you have Derrick bleeping Henry and you turn around,
04:33defenses have a second or two to come and get you.
04:37It doesn't matter how big you are.
04:38So I just think it's an extremely unstoppable play.
04:41And if more teams and their quarterbacks could do it, they would, and it wouldn't be a conversation.
04:47But it's because this player, who is as polarizing as anybody in any conversation about anything,
04:53whether it's statistics, wins, whatever, he just has – he's the most polarizing player in the league.
05:01And the internet –
05:02I don't think I agree with that.
05:03I don't think – because now we are seeing – I think this is maybe the problem with some of
05:09those –
05:09Everybody's bored, Nick Reitz or your Scott Kazmars, is everybody – most people now are recognizing him
05:16as the best quarterback in football.
05:17Yes.
05:17That it stands out more when you are – you're trying to make a point like this,
05:22where you're trying to take a very specific part of his game and, like, really try to turn it as
05:28a negative
05:28and why it doesn't count or why it's not actually that impressive when, again, it's just –
05:33you could do this with any running back throughout time.
05:35You could do this with, you know, Jalen Hurts, which I'm sure that has happened.
05:39Like, you just don't have to care that much about one-yard touchdowns.
05:42Jalen Hurts is not great at other stuff.
05:44The other point that gets lost in that all the time is Allen is taking touchdowns away from himself.
05:48Guess who never gets a passing touchdown from the one-yard line?
05:51Right.
05:51Not that there would be more of those than the rushing, but 12, 15 –
05:56You know who's got a ton of those?
05:57Matt Stafford.
05:58He won the MVP on one-yard touchdown passes.
06:01Would he get three to five more passing touchdowns a year if they didn't tush-push it, throwing the ball?
06:06Matt Stafford had eight one-yard touchdown passes last year.
06:10Eight on the way to winning the – listen, these are great quarterbacks.
06:13I'm not trying to take anything away from Stafford, but would all these people that think the one-yard run
06:18doesn't count feel better if he threw it instead?
06:20Okay.
06:21Right.
06:21Whatever.
06:22Did Matthew Stafford steal those rushing touchdowns from Kyron Williams?
06:25I don't think anyone's saying that.
06:27Yeah.
06:27Yeah.
06:27James Cook, who, by the way, has the second most rushing touchdowns in the fall of the last three years.
06:32That's the other thing.
06:32This team scores an awful lot of touchdowns.
06:34If you have a problem with the way 10% of them are getting scored, it's going to be a
06:39lot.
06:39They get a lot.
06:41Anyway, who's going to break out today?
06:42Who's going to be – who's the story of the game today for the offense?
06:45Is it a James Cook game?
06:47It's quietly been a really good James Cook season.
06:50Six yards a carry he's averaging.
06:52Yeah.
06:53He's had –
06:54When you watched that game last week, when it was 154 at the end of the game, I was like
06:58–
06:58It doesn't make sense.
06:59He ran for 150 yards.
07:00James Cook is getting the quietest 100-yard games in the history of the league right now, right?
07:04Yeah, he is.
07:05He, in three games, has gone for 57 against Houston, but then 135 and 154.
07:10Just – what is it?
07:12Why has it been quieter than usual?
07:14Is it because there hasn't been the one big home run, touchdown run?
07:18That's probably why.
07:19I don't know.
07:20Maybe.
07:21He had a big one against Detroit.
07:22Is he getting the ball per game as often as he was last year?
07:2513, 21, and 24 carries so far.
07:28It's pretty spot on.
07:30Yeah, it's not that far off.
07:31No.
07:32Last year in the first three games, it was 13, 21, and 19.
07:35I mean, it's basically the exact same.
07:36And he kind of had the same arc, too.
07:38Last year in the first game, he had 44 yards, then 132, 108.
07:41And he does lead the league in yards per attempt.
07:43Yeah.
07:446.0.
07:45Will he today?
07:46I mean, this Patriots team is missing a bunch of pieces defensively.
07:49And they're not good against the run.
07:51Like, coming into this game, the strength of this Patriots defense is their pass defense.
07:56And they've – I think they're bottom six in rush EPA per play.
08:01So, listen, this is a Patriots defense that, with their best players, is okay.
08:08They don't have – they don't have a true number one pass rusher.
08:12They have a true number one lockdown corner.
08:15But he's not playing in this game.
08:16So, listen, I think the Bills have some real – you talked about Pop Douglas as a guy for the
08:21Patriots.
08:22I like that matchup a lot if I'm, you know, Josh McDaniels and Drake May.
08:26I mean, who's going to cover DJ Moore in this game?
08:29To me, that's the guy I'm looking at.
08:30If you're asking me who on the Bills is going to have a big game, yeah, I think it's easy
08:34to say James Cook.
08:34Like, bad rush defense, but without Christian Gonzalez.
08:38And I heard somebody on WEEI say, oh, who cares if Christian Gonzalez?
08:42What, are we supposed to be afraid of DJ Moore?
08:44And my response is, yes, he's very good in this offense.
08:48And short of missing three quarters of the second – week two game,
08:52as he gets healthier with that shoulder injury, DJ Moore's going to have 1,000 yards.
08:57He's going to have 1,000 yards.
08:58He's going to be this team's number one receiver.
09:00And Josh Allen finally has a guy that he can just say bleep it and throw it into triple coverage.
09:07Do I love it?
09:07No.
09:08But he's got a guy he feels very confident is going to win one-on-one battles.
09:13And right now it's DJ Moore.
09:14So, yes, like, DJ Moore's the guy to me that could have a big game today.
09:18Looking at Kincaid, too.
09:19Last year against New England, Kincaid in the first meeting here that the Bills lost,
09:24six catches for 108 yards.
09:26Then the meeting in New England, he had just returned from injury two weeks prior, three for 34.
09:32So, his biggest game of the year last year did come against the Patriots.
09:37He – what was his stat line from last week, Kincaid?
09:40It was definitely down.
09:41Three for, like, 30 or something.
09:43Two for 38.
09:45It was on three targets last week against the Chargers.
09:47I wonder if he will have a few games like that every now and then or if that's an anomaly.
09:54Where two for 38, like, you're not going to get that very often from Dalton Kincaid.
09:58I would agree.
09:58Him returning to six to eight targets, you know, 75 to 100 yards receiving in a game.
10:06I feel like seeing that more often than you see what happened last week.
10:09I would wonder if he's going to be a big focal part of today's game.
10:14803-0550.
10:15Jump in.
10:16We've got time for you.
10:16It's Jeremy, Joe, and Nate hanging out here from Wings of Hope ahead of Bill's Patriots
10:21on an absolutely perfect Sunday, 1 o'clock, fall day.
10:24The first home – or, sorry, the next home game is in nearly a month.
10:28This is the only home game of October.
10:29Yeah.
10:30November 1st will be the next one.
10:31That will be the Ravens, and I'm just going to go ahead and guess that's going to feel pretty big
10:35when that gets here.
10:36We'll see what the Ravens can do.
10:37They have the Titans today.
10:38The big game to watch out of town, I think, today is Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
10:43Yes.
10:44And I don't know who you guys would pick.
10:46I would pick Jacksonville to win that game.
10:49Yep, I got Jacksonville.
10:50Whoever wins it, you know, put it this way.
10:52I feel like if Cincinnati wins it, it's more impressive to me than if Jacksonville does.
10:56Agreed.
10:56I think they're both going to be good teams in the AFC this year.
10:59Cincinnati had a goofy loss to the Steelers, so we'll see.
11:04But that's the big one, because the one-seed race is Bills, Chiefs, and whoever wins that game.
11:09I agree.
11:09I think it's Jaguars.
11:10Yeah.
11:10Yeah, I agree.
11:11They look good.
11:12We'll get to John in Rochester as we check in on the phones.
11:14John, good morning.
11:15Happy game day.
11:17Hey, guys.
11:19I'm pumped up as usual, but I got to tell you, Bruce Soule, I'm thinking about it already,
11:26he's going to set the NFL sack record this year by a lot.
11:32I figure he'll have 25 or 26 sacks.
11:35The other thing I want to talk about is Greg Rable.
11:38That guy, in my opinion, is one of the best coaches in the NFL, and he was successful in Tennessee,
11:45he was successful in New England, and one of the things I think he's successful at is his intimidation.
11:53When you look at that guy, he looks like he could play linebacker today in the NFL,
11:58and I think the refs get intimidated by him.
12:01What are your thoughts?
12:02I don't know about that.
12:03He is a big dude.
12:04He does still look like a linebacker, and at the Combine, he flat out gets into blocking drills with prospects,
12:10which is kind of fun for him.
12:13I have also thought he's one of the better coaches in the league.
12:17I would agree.
12:17But I guess I would say that there are plenty of coaches along the way where that's the case for
12:23a good five to ten years,
12:25and then maybe you're not anymore.
12:26Yeah.
12:27Maybe it's circumstance.
12:28Maybe it's the game evolving in a way that you're not prepared to keep up with.
12:31But I don't know.
12:32I still have a degree of belief that Rable is a good coach and that May is a good quarterback.
12:37The roster around it, though, whether it's injury or if it's just malpractice about what they did with the weapons
12:45for May
12:46or the offensive line, which they still can't get together.
12:48They lost their starting right guard.
12:50They left tackle Will Campbell.
12:52We'll see if he has a better year this year than the finish their year last year.
12:56New England also had almost no margin for error to start the year.
12:59If you want to try and paint the picture of they're a good team that's kind of in tough right
13:04now, who'd they play?
13:05They played Seattle.
13:06They'll play the Bills, and they beat Pittsburgh, and they lost two last week.
13:13Jacksonville.
13:13If you're starting your season, Bills, Jags, Seahawks, that's tough.
13:18The team you beat was the Steelers.
13:20Okay.
13:21After this game for New England, they probably have a little bit of a chance to get things righted.
13:26The Raiders next week, which will be interesting.
13:29We don't know what the Raiders will do today.
13:30And then they have the Jets, I believe, right after that.
13:33Cooler.
13:34Yeah, they go Raiders, Jets at home, and then they have the Bears on the road.
13:38Would you say the Jets are better than the Steelers?
13:40I think I would.
13:40I would say that the Jets are on, what do I want to say?
13:46A seven-win trajectory?
13:48Their coach.
13:49I was laughed at on the morning show when I said I found them nine wins.
13:53Nine.
13:53You said nine, not seven.
13:55Their coach won't let them get the nine.
13:56Look, they might get one today.
13:58They could have had one already if their coach wasn't.
14:00That's right.
14:01They might get one today.
14:03And then could they be in – I was going to say, are the Jets on second place in the
14:07division watch?
14:07Yes.
14:08I think they are.
14:09Yes.
14:10It's possible.
14:11Geno Smith is no slouch.
14:13He's not as good as Drake May, but he's in a better situation possibly.
14:17Probably.
14:18Here's the thing, too, about Vrabel and the Patriots.
14:22Vrabel instantly brings the floor up of any franchise he goes to.
14:25I mean, the Titans for a very long time were what they are now, kind of lifeless.
14:30And he brings them to a point where every year they're in it for the one seed, but didn't
14:35have a quarterback good enough to win in the playoffs.
14:37Now, it almost feels like they're getting to a similar point.
14:41I said this to you, Jeremy.
14:42I thought they were a 1-3, 0-4 start away from the head coach and his offseason really
14:48being a story.
14:49If they lose this game, and if it's a blowout, if the Bills win this by two touchdowns,
14:54Vrabel's going to be, as much as Drake May's play is, I think, probably pulling a lot of
15:01the conversation, the conversation about Vrabel is going to get louder the more they struggle.
15:07I agree.
15:07And if you're someone that, when the Bills win a game, and the next day all the talk
15:11is about how the other team is a mess, and that bothers you, prepare for yourself.
15:16Prepare yourself for tomorrow.
15:17Because they are embattled as it is, and if they look bad today, or the Bills take care
15:23of them today, it'll be about how last year, you know, this always happens with New England,
15:28happened when they won the game here in the hurricane.
15:30They won one game, and they declared on Boston Media that the reign of the Buffalo Bills was
15:36over.
15:37Yep.
15:37And then the Bills won five straight division titles.
15:40Right.
15:40New England got one, and I'm sure there was a feeling of, oh, okay, we're back.
15:44It's our division.
15:44It's over again, and the Bills could firmly kind of, you know, tamp that down today.
15:50Yeah.
15:51Couldn't happen to a better fan base and better teams.
15:53I'm looking at their week one game, too, by the way.
15:55Joe was talking about PTSD about Mac Johnson.
15:57It's like, oh, no.
15:58Yeah.
15:59Yeah.
15:59Patriots fans have PTSD.
16:01Week one, they should have beat Seattle.
16:03Yes.
16:03They're up by 10, and it's Drew Locke.
16:06Like, I know Drew Locke is not maybe the worst backup in the league, but you had the backup
16:09quarterback in for the entire game, and the amount of punts they had, they end the game
16:13with three straight interceptions, which, of course, like, you could maybe lay that at
16:17the feet of the game.
16:17Decision-making, yeah.
16:18Decision-making, yeah.
16:18They won at the very end of the game, but.
16:20That was terrible.
16:21Sure, they played Seattle, but they scored a, they played a Seattle offense that could
16:24only put 13 points on the board.
16:26Yeah.
16:26Well, this is, this is also where, like, you know, watching the league, when the Bills
16:32played on Thursday against the Lions, the next week thought, like, I watch a league
16:35thinking, there's just, there are, like, four really good teams.
16:39And especially when they're playing well, right?
16:41The Bills played like one of those crummy teams against the Chargers and still got away
16:45with their win.
16:45Yep, right.
16:46If they play the way that they normally play, they are a lot better than this New England
16:51team.
16:51Yes.
16:51And New England's just, whether it's injuries are a factor, everything's a factor, but
16:57I don't know.
16:58I think they're in, they are in tough, as they say.
17:00And A.J.
17:00Brown is not going to dramatically change them.
17:04I just don't think he is.
17:05How much will he change them?
17:05Because he's definitely better than what they have on the field right now.
17:07Agreed.
17:09Like, he was, they put a lot into him.
17:12That was a big investment.
17:13And, like, I think, maybe I think he's better at this point than you do.
17:17Like, I think there is still a very good receiver in there.
17:20Like, last year, and even the year prior, he kind of got phased out of the Philly offense
17:26from being, like, a true number one receiver in the league in terms of, like, how many targets
17:30he gets and his role in the offense.
17:32And he's still getting 1,000 yards, right?
17:35Like, and maybe it's like a D.J. Moore level.
17:37Like, okay, A.J.
17:38Brown at his peak top five receiver in the league, like, three, four years ago.
17:42Yeah.
17:42What is he now?
17:43Is he still, like, a low-end number one receiver?
17:45Is he a high-end number two receiver?
17:47Because either one of those things is so far and away better than what they're putting out
17:51there right now.
17:51Well, my take on A.J.
17:52Brown is, or the A.J.
17:53Brown type, is I look at his college teammate, D.K.
17:57Metcalf.
17:57When D.K.
17:58Metcalf has a separator on the other boundary, D.K.
18:02Metcalf can really do some harm.
18:04When he has another big non-separator, it becomes harder for these guys that really live on the
18:1250-50 balls and needs to have a perfect ball into the bucket.
18:15To me, A.J.
18:17Brown has never been a separator.
18:19But when he plays on the other boundary of a player like Devonta Smith, who can separate
18:24with the best of them, it's hard to bracket an A.J.
18:26Brown.
18:26You almost have to bracket the separator.
18:28And right now, Pittsburgh with D.K.
18:31Metcalf, they don't have separators.
18:32They cannot beat man coverage.
18:34And I look at this Patriots team, I think if the Bills really, if A.J.
18:39Brown was in this game, I'd feel the same way that I do with him out of it as I
18:43do in,
18:43which with him or without him, they do not have separators at the wide receiver position.
18:49And if I'm Jim Leonard, today's the day that my man coverage starts to get into the 40
18:55and 50 percents because I want your receivers to separate and beat me one-on-one.
19:00Well, I still think that if one thing I would wonder is if Brown were in today's game or
19:05whenever he does get back, we talked about this with Dobbs earlier, are they asking Dobbs
19:09to do things that they didn't want to because Brown is not in there?
19:12Does Dobbs slide into a more favorable role for himself if A.J.
19:16Brown is out there being the big X receiver that they paid him to do?
19:20Like, $20 million don't get you what it used to.
19:22I know.
19:22That's the receiver position.
19:23It just does not get you what it used to.
19:25I think it could be what D.J.
19:26Moore did for the offense where everybody else slides into a better role for themselves
19:31because you have that guy at the top.
19:33And when he's not there, everybody's being asked to do a little bit too much
19:37or something that they're not maybe best at because somebody's got to do it.
19:41And that's even if Brown is good, not like a premier number one receiver,
19:46but just a good player out there for them.
19:48I was mad about $8 million to Josh Palmer, but like, what'd you?
19:52It's more than that.
19:53Is it?
19:54It's $11?
19:55Okay, $11 million for Josh Palmer.
19:56You should still be mad at him.
19:57Oh, I am.
19:58It's fine.
19:58It's fine.
19:59It's fine.
19:59It's fine.
19:59It's totally fine.
20:00How much better is Romeo Dobbs than Josh Palmer?
20:03You shouldn't, yeah, you just shouldn't dabble in that.
20:06You shouldn't dabble in that class of receivers.
20:08You should just always draft them and continue drafting them.
20:11I've heard people say that.
20:12Someone that I know has said that.
20:16I've heard people say that.
20:17But Palmer, you know, maybe he can do something again today.
20:20What's he got?
20:21Two targets and two touchdowns?
20:22Yes.
20:23He's like their, honestly, you know what Palmer has been for the Bills a little bit this year
20:27is last year's Kayshaun Booty.
20:30Like, hey, I'm just going to rip it downfield every once in a while.
20:32It's going to be a touchdown.
20:33Yeah.
20:34Five targets, two catches for 77 and two touchdowns.
20:38Pretty good.
20:39Try to hit them over the top today.
20:40The Bills have had a lot of safeties in a bind this year.
20:43They tortured the safeties of the Texans.
20:45Of course, the Lions didn't have any safeties.
20:47Derwin James and the Chargers had a little better game plan.
20:50But we'll see if Allen makes, I don't know, is he going to be patient on schedule,
20:54shorter stuff today?
20:55Quite possibly.
20:56So we'll see.
20:58803-0550 if you want to join us.
20:59There's our roundtable discussion.
21:00It's going to keep going.
21:02We're just, you know, the same roundtable here at Wings.
21:05Funny enough, we are at a rectangular table.
21:08Yes.
21:08You think we need to make it round?
21:10Most.
21:10It does have rounded corners.
21:12It does.
21:12Does that make it better?
21:14Possibly.
21:15All right.
21:16People are asking.
21:17People are asking.
21:17There is a roundtable right behind us.
21:19We could just say around.
21:19Yes, there is with our Tim Hortons gear.
21:21Yeah, all over it.
21:22Our official cocktail table.
21:23Coffee for our tailgates.
21:24It's got a cup here.
21:25It's got all Buffalo sunglasses.
21:28You can see Highmark Stadium right there.
21:30Are there Timbits in that box?
21:31What's the stadium controversy of the week?
21:34Is there one?
21:34Ooh.
21:35Stadium controversy of the week.
21:36Water.
21:36Oh, yes.
21:37Water.
21:38Water.
21:38There's another one that's kind of developing, I think.
21:41Ooh, what do I got?
21:42Yeah.
21:42If you sit in a certain section of the stadium, you might smell like a cheeseburger the next
21:47morning when you wake up.
21:48Exhaust gate?
21:49Yeah, there might be.
21:50It's the worst problem to have.
21:51You might see some things about smoke blowing at fans, but that's not going to be for the
21:56whole stadium.
21:56It's going to be a very specific group.
21:59Okay.
21:59Is it your group?
22:01No, I know somebody.
22:02It's not my group.
22:02I know somebody that's sitting over there.
22:04So it's just a part of the stadium that's getting smoke blown on their face?
22:07That means they're going to bring in the NFL network to go to a part of the stadium that
22:10doesn't have smoke and say, look, there's no smoke here.
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