- 1 day ago
Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase are joined by Buffalo Bills beat reporter Sal Capaccio for a Football Friday conversation as the Bills ramp up for their Monday Night Football matchup with the Los Angeles Rams. The guys start off by discussing the major injury questions facing the Bills heading into the matchup both in the secondary and with #1 WR DJ Moore. They then dive into a deeper conversation about the matchup itself, and how the Bills may approach things.
Category
🥇
SportsTranscript
00:00All right, it's football Friday. Then we'll do kind of like another football Friday on football Monday and then a
00:05football Monday on Tuesday, but also football Monday on Monday. It's going to be, you know, we do this stuff.
00:10It's weird. It's a Monday night football. It's kind of like when you're watching Thursday night football early in the
00:15year, but it's on the network that carries Monday night. So they call it Monday night football on Thursday. Football
00:21changes the calendar, Sal. It does weird things to us. Anyway, good morning, Sal.
00:26Yeah, you're right about that. I mean, our lives, a lot of our lives are, you know, what we do
00:30for a living based on the sports calendar, right? Like I need to know, I can't plan anything until the
00:35football schedule comes out in May, to be honest with you. Yeah. Right. And then as the schedule goes, now
00:39we live in this life where the bills are always on, you know, different times. And what are they? They
00:43have 11 Sunday, one o'clock games this year. I think it is. That's it. Think about that. Right. And
00:48everything else is a little bit different. So you're right. Yeah. Last night I'm out of my, I'm out of
00:52Paul's death pool. Now I was in it.
00:54You took the box. You took the box to Dallas. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I saw what you wrote about last
00:59night's football game that maybe Dallas is a fraud, which is very likely their defense is very bad, but also
01:04it's the NFL. And one thing I would add to that sale is maybe in survivor pools. The lesson is
01:09we got to stop betting against backup quarterbacks because backup quarterbacks are having a, they're having a great year. Yeah.
01:15Eight and four. They are. They are. I think the thing about backup quarterbacks is how sustainable it is because
01:21you're right. I think initially you get a jolt and teams don't know
01:23what to expect and you could kind of create a bit of a game plan around them that things that
01:28maybe the other team isn't expecting, but then how long does that last? Right. What's how sustainable is it? So
01:34what is, I'd like to see the record. I could be wrong. I'd like to see the record on what
01:37their second and third starts are overall. Right. Once that happens, but you're right. And last night, that kid played
01:42really well last night though. He really did. Yeah. And the Cowboys just, they made a lot of mistakes too.
01:46And it was a lot of self-inflicted wounds by the Cowboys last night for sure. Yep. And their defense
01:51might be the worst in football.
01:52Right. That was bad. Yeah. The, the, the Bucky Irving play where he, how he gets that to be that
02:00run. That says more to me. I mean, he's a great running back, but that says a lot more about
02:04how bad Dallas's defense is. You talking about the one to open the half or to end the game? That
02:09one too, I guess. I was thinking about the one to open the half, but yeah, the one to end
02:12the game. They know it was coming. Right. I mean, you know, they're going to run the ball and if
02:16you stop them, you're getting the ball back with 45 seconds left. Right. I mean, plenty of time near probably
02:20around your own 40 yard line, by the way.
02:22And he rips off a first down run. Tough one. Tough one. All right. So let's get to bills and
02:29Rams and the injury report. It's brought to you by the Barnes firm. Barnes firm injury report. If you've been
02:35injured in a crash called the Barnes firm 1-800-8 million. It's lengthy. The injury report heading into this
02:40game. Maybe that's worth mentioning that again, everything is one day later. So this would normally be the Wednesday report
02:49that we see on Thursday.
02:51And a lot of these names are full participants. And I guess as the season goes along, you know, guys
02:56pick up injuries. So while it looks really long, how significant of an injury status do you feel like the
03:02team has 13 players listed, but only, but eight of them are full participants.
03:08And only, only three of them are DNPs. You don't want to see any of them, but three are DNPs.
03:13And they are the names that we expected going into the week that could be on this list. DJ Moore,
03:19Ed Oliver, and D Alford limited Christian Benford, Landon Jackson.
03:24So I'll run through those specifically because the other eight, you know, are full. So Landon Jackson looked really bad
03:30during the game, but he wound up actually going back into the game.
03:34He was wearing a pretty large brace on his right knee during practice yesterday, but that's good news. He was
03:39practicing and welcome back Christian Benford. I think the bills need Christian Benford.
03:42He's a, he's a player they need in their defense right now. You know, all the talk about him not
03:47performing as well. And I agree with all that.
03:48They need a veteran back there to kind of help out a little bit and start to study the ship
03:52on the outside, because I think right now there's some communication issues.
03:55I think right now there's some inexperience issues and I think Christian Benford is still a good player and he's
04:01going to help. So I, I, I, that's a good thing.
04:03Obviously that Christian Benford is back after missing a week. And then you get to DJ Moore. Now he didn't
04:10practice. We did see him.
04:11I have video of him walking out onto the field from the training facility and his fellow wide receivers were
04:16like, yeah, let's go.
04:17And they were dancing a little bit and that seemed like, okay, they're all in good spirits. Is he playing
04:20Monday? I don't know.
04:21Joe Brady said, basically, it's a tough balance. You do have a buy coming up. You want to, you know,
04:27protect him from himself, so to speak, because he's such a gamer.
04:29But at the same time, if he's healthy enough to play and he, you know, he says, Hey, I'm good
04:32enough. Let's go. And he looks good enough. You want him to play. He helps you.
04:35So we'll see a little bit more today about how that looks at Oliver. Didn't see him yesterday. We know
04:40he had the knee injury.
04:41Brady did say he didn't think it was a long-term injury yesterday during the press conference, but we don't
04:46know.
04:47We don't know where that stands. And then D Alford didn't practice yesterday. And the guy who's not on the
04:52list that didn't practice is to Corey couch.
04:55He is a practice squad player. That's why he's not listed because he's on the practice squad, but it's notable
05:00because if to Corey couch is unavailable, I'm sorry.
05:04If D Alford's unavailable and to Corey couch, you really are in a situation at nickel corner, which I don't
05:08know what they're going to do.
05:09So that's a player. You're not going to see on the injury report to Corey couch that matters for this
05:14week.
05:16So if Alford was going to be any threat to not play, I mean, are they putting a safety there?
05:23Are they putting one of their three corners? Like is it, but no, I don't think I've seen Nick, but
05:28no center Harrison do it.
05:29Um, do you feel like, well, they would just put a safety there. I think they'd go with a safety,
05:34but here's, here's let's walk through the problem.
05:37First, Joe, first of all, if he's not available, you go to to Corey couch. Well, is he available? He
05:42had a hamstring injury.
05:44Again, he wasn't at practice yesterday. So let's just assume he's not, you don't have Jordan Hancock.
05:49He's on IR. They don't have a actual nickel corner beyond that. They, they, what they did in the last
05:55game was what you said, they put DeMar Hamlin as a nickel, an extra safety.
05:59It's really a safety who's playing in the box as a nickel. You can do that with Jalen Kilgore too,
06:04by the way.
06:05And I think, I wonder if he becomes an option, Joe, because he's a safety, but he plays in the
06:10box. You know what I mean?
06:11Like that's his job and where he is, you know, you're, you're, you're in a tough spot here against a
06:16team.
06:16That's very smart. They have very good weapons. Obviously, you know, that, and a really smart quarterback.
06:21So, you know, you're going to have to figure, you could also just play more three linebacker sets.
06:25You don't have to play with a nickel as much. There are things you're going to figure out.
06:29I, I can't see right now. It could happen. Sure. You have a week to prepare for this.
06:33Could you move Max Harrison inside? It's not his game, but like, could you do that in a pinch and
06:38say, just, Hey, on these certain situations.
06:40Yeah. You could get creative like that if you wanted. Right. It could be one of those weeks, Sal,
06:45where it actually might not be the worst timing to be dealing with that because like you mentioned,
06:51like you could just play three linebackers more. The Rams are right up there with the bills,
06:55the most 13 personnel, three tight ends in the league. Like they use all four of their tight ends.
07:00They have a lot of two receiver sets. I think last week, I remember the mentioning on the broadcast,
07:06they had more tight ends active than receivers. I think they had five tight ends and four wide receivers.
07:10That's crazy. So like Puka and Adams would, you know, be the stiffest challenge imaginable,
07:16but I don't know how often you'd even have a nickel corner if they're only going to be playing two
07:20receiver sets.
07:22No, that's right. That's right. Um, so I, but look, I mean, the Rams are also knowing what the bills
07:28are dealing with.
07:28Right. So they're going to probably try to dictate to get guys on the field that they can take advantage
07:33of
07:33and say, well, we can go away from that set. We can play more receivers. We can have another,
07:37we can have a guy in the slot a little bit more often, give Matthew Stafford some options.
07:41So it's going to be a bit of a chess match here, but that chess match, excuse me,
07:46really doesn't take place until Monday night. And you still have today's practice and tomorrow's
07:51practice. And then, um, you know, Sunday getting out to LA and then Monday night.
07:55So you still have a few days here to figure it out and maybe get a little healthier for the
07:58bills.
07:58Right. If you, if you're the Rams, you might think, I don't care that I've played all this three,
08:0213 personnel. Uh, if I put Puka in the slot with 11 personnel,
08:06they are going to have DeMar Hamlin or to Corey couch on him. Like, right.
08:10They might do that. Yeah, exactly. So we'll see where it goes. So, yeah, you know, today,
08:15another day out there, we'll see. Um, and as you noted, Jeremy, I mean,
08:18today's like a Thursday, right? Yesterday was the first day. Um, and then you get to the Rams
08:23injury report, by the way. Um, Aaron Donald is expected to play this week. He was back at
08:29practice with a back injury. Um, Cody Parkinson is expected back to play. He practiced Jill and Watson
08:35Parkinson, Parkinson, a tight end, Jill and Watson, a corner. They were all limited and
08:39back at practice. They did have a few guys who did not practice, uh, yesterday, including,
08:43uh, Nate Landman, who I think there's some wondering about, you know, what his, um, what
08:48his status is going forward in Devante Adams. But that was a, that was a rest, uh, a rest day.
08:53So if you see the DMP, I think he should be ready to go.
08:55So Capaccio on Bill's Rams, they'll head out to LA for a Monday night football game.
09:00Josh Allen, his career, I believe six and six on Monday night football, but in LA against the
09:04Rams, he's been very, very good. They won the season opener. Uh, he scored six touchdowns
09:08in a loss out there, 44, 42, you know, sell this offense, the DJ more decision is, is the
09:14big one and whatever. It could be a guess. We're all just figuring out what they're going
09:18to do, making a read on that, whether or not they think they can rest him versus what
09:24more might want to do. Like, it feels like the, uh, the discussions could go up until,
09:29I don't know. I don't know if they'll say game time decision or what you think they
09:33could ultimately do. But for me, hearing Joe Brady reference the schedule that they
09:37have, including the bi-week, that's a coach. That's a coach to me that reveals they've
09:42been discussing that exact timeline that they have that window because you don't often get
09:46coaches to look ahead.
09:48I agree with you a hundred percent. I think it's gotta be something they have to be considering
09:51and discussing and him saying that they're aware of it. They know that if they were to,
09:57for example, you know, sit DJ more down this week and then next week you have six days in
10:02between games, then he gets really three full weeks, a month, a month of resting it from
10:08one game to the next game. You also have the option of, you have an NFC game followed by
10:13an AFC game, the Raiders, six days later. You could, if you want to sit him down for this
10:19one, give him six more days, he plays, and then he has two more weeks to the next game,
10:23right? I don't think it has to be two games sitting or two games playing or whatever.
10:28You can kind of mix and match here. Um, the other thing I want to point out is if, if
10:35the
10:35bills are considering it at the very least, like, I think there's a lot of value guys in
10:40preparing without DJ more, if that makes sense, right? Like look at the great examples last
10:46week with the new England Patriots, all this talk about no Christian Barmore, no Christian
10:49Gonzalez. And you know, those are really good players for them, but the Patriots went into
10:53the game knowing who they were because they knew that those guys were out and they prepared
10:57a really good game plan to go against the bills. Knowing that like, instead of just kind of
11:03wondering if DJ more is going to play and well, if he does play, we'll do this. If he doesn't
11:07play, we'll do that. I think there's a lot to be said for saying we're preparing without
11:11him. We're going to, we're going to make sure we know exactly what we do. We're, and then
11:15you can get a little creative. Nobody's seen Skylar Bell play in a regular season game yet,
11:18right? Because he'd be the natural. Nobody's seen Greg Dortch really fit into the
11:22offense yet. I'm not telling everybody, this is like, these are the magic solutions.
11:26What I mean though, is like, if you prepare correctly and you know that you're not going
11:30to DJ more, you can go into a game pretty confident knowing that you're going to do
11:34some things here that might be able to help your offense that the other team hasn't seen
11:37yet. And I do think there's value in that. Do you feel like there's no worries or I don't
11:43know how to call them worries. Do you expect that the bills will continue to throw the ball
11:49the way they're throwing play the way they are on offense and not say, Hey, our defense
11:54is really getting lit up and kind of revert to, you know, the type of game plan that protects
12:00your defense, basically playing offense to protect your defense.
12:05I think there's going to be some of that Joe, but I don't know if it's because of simply
12:08the defense. I think the bills feel like they got away from that last week, even a little
12:11bit, you know, and it wasn't because the defense necessarily. I think they just felt you guys
12:14heard kind of McGovern on with you. He said it, he said, we got away from the run game
12:18a little too early. Right. And then they kind of went back to the bread and butter. I don't
12:22know if that was necessarily because while the defense is giving up is leaky and giving
12:26up points, I think it was because we're not sustaining drives. The bills want to sustain
12:29drives. Joe Brady talked a lot yesterday about getting that first, first down on a drive
12:34and how big it is. And it's true. Like when you go three and out, that matters. They went
12:37three and out less game. And that was not good. The first, the game before that,
12:40they fumbled on the first play. Um, you know, we can sit here and debate whether he should
12:45take the ball or not, you know, first, whatever it is, it doesn't matter when you get the ball
12:49at first half, second half, first drive, second drive, getting that first, first down matters
12:54and sustaining the drive. And I think Joe, to answer your question, yes, they will go
12:58back a little bit to that, but I don't know if that has to be because of the defense.
13:00I think it's because that's kind of who they want to be. They want to be a team that they
13:03have James Cook and they can run the ball. Well, why are we not leaning on doing that?
13:07Because that should make everything else a little bit easier for us.
13:10Right. It's like really finding like what, what is the right number? What is the right
13:14amount of times that you want to be giving the ball to James Cook? Because I, even as
13:19somebody that for a couple of years now has wanted to see the bills become a more pass
13:23heavy team, I can even look at a game last week and say like 12 carries for Cook feels
13:29light. And also like, yeah, I mean, that might be, I haven't looked. It's probably the lowest
13:32number in a long time for him. 12 carries. I think so. I have to go back and look, but
13:37the
13:37other thing, and I want to see this, if I can pull it up, I got to find it. But
13:40he also, the thing that happened last week too, was like, I asked Pete Carmichael about
13:45that, like about the running game and why he couldn't, he said one of the things is,
13:48and it's just true. Like he said, there weren't enough plays, like they weren't sustaining
13:51drive, like the number of plays they had. Right. Right. And like when you, when you have
13:55fewer number of plays, you kind of feel, don't you, if Joe Brady talked about this a
14:00little bit yesterday, you, you feel like, okay, we got to get to something a little
14:02different. Cause we're not doing what we need to do. You can't be, it's hard to be patient
14:06when that happens, right? It's hard to be patient when you're not having the number
14:10of plays that you want to have to, to kind of, you know, get to your run game.
14:13James Cook had six carries in the first half last week. Like even that, that's not
14:18good. The 16 yards, that's not good enough, but they just could not run the ball very
14:24well. And then that gets you to, well, we got to start throwing a little bit. So yes,
14:28I think going into this game, there's a lot to consider here. Number one, you said
14:33it, Joe, the defense has been a little leaky. We know that. Number two, they got
14:38rid of the, they got out of their run game a little too early last game. Then
14:41number three, they're playing a really good offense on the other side. There's
14:44something to be said for maybe trying to limit their opportunities, you know?
14:47Yeah. I'm looking by the way. So it's the fewest carries he's had in a game that
14:51doesn't include week 18 since week 15 of 2024. And two weeks before that was
14:58the last time the bills played the Rams in LA, he only had six carries. That's
15:02because Allen was just, you know, they lost that game, but Allen, I think
15:06they're for like three 50 in that game. So yeah, I think they'd like to go back
15:10to that, um, you know, this week and, you know, we'll see how that looks. And
15:13again, uh, without DJ more, if you don't have them, it also gets you a little bit
15:18more to there and okay. If we don't have our number one wide receiver may, you
15:23know, it'd be a lot easier on us if we could get to third and three instead of
15:26having third and six and having to rely on, you know, guys on the field that are
15:29not named DJ more.
15:31So I keep like dancing around this point about running backs and I don't have a
15:37solution for it, but I, I kind of just feel like if they had another running back,
15:41Ty Johnson's the finger quotes of best third down back in the league. Ray Davis
15:45is a guy they used to trust that they don't play anymore. And if they really want
15:48to run the ball more or whatever, have a counter punch, like James Cook getting 12
15:54carries, I hear what you said about this game. It seems to me like any other back
15:57that they would trust handing the ball to might help them not get off of this game
16:02script where they feel like they abandoned the run too early.
16:06Well, then you're looking at Ray Davis, right? You could go Ty Johnson and it's
16:09just Ray Davis just has not been a part of the game plan. Right. And so I don't
16:13know. I don't know, Jeremy, like what the solution is there. If that's, let's just
16:17say that's the case. The bills feel that way. Like who's the guy it's gotta be Ray
16:20Davis. They don't have somebody on the roster. You could say Ty Johnson and you
16:24know, you can get him more involved. He's more, like you said, like more of a
16:27pass catching third down back who helps out in those situations, but he can carry
16:31the ball for sure. What do you do there? You have to then kind of force feed Ray
16:35Davis or someone else. It's hard when you are the Buffalo Bills and Joe Brady to
16:40think that way and then say, but why am I not giving the ball to James Cook? You
16:43know what I mean? Like I think that you just go into a game like what, why would I do
16:46that voluntarily? He's really good. And he led the league in rushing last year.
16:49Sure. I mean, I'm not trying to say taking them away from him. It's just, I
16:54feel like they're so siloed. If Cook's on the field, they might run it. And if
16:57he's not on the field, they're not going to run it. You know what I mean? Like
16:59it's just such a specific, I see what you're saying. Yeah, that's all. And if
17:04they're after a game, it's, it's maybe two games in a row now where they're
17:07thinking, well, we should have been more committed to the run. You know, maybe
17:09you'd be more likely to check to one. If you like the look, if Cook was not on the
17:13field, because the other team thinks that a Ty Johnson play could be a run.
17:18I, it's just, I love to give the ball to Cook. I'm not the one to make the case
17:21always to run the ball more. Not at all. It just seems like it's Cook got 12 and
17:26there were no other options to run the ball. Like, well, some teams do use two
17:30guys and we're going to see one this week. The Rams are just going to give a
17:33drive to Blake Corum and you know, whatever. He'll get mixed in, even though
17:38Kyron Williams keeps getting the ball. So it's not really, again, I like the
17:41point. And I ask this, I don't know if we had to find this. I'm sure there's a way
17:45to find it. So, so far, uh, this is last, I'm looking at last year's stamp
17:49cost. I was looking at this year's, but I I'd like to know the difference we,
17:53because you brought it up, Jeremy, like, can we find the percentage of plays
17:57James Cook, when he is not on the field, did they run the ball at all in any
18:02capacity versus throw? You know what I mean? Like it's a tell, right? It could be a
18:05tell. What was the thing? Wasn't it Matt Collins, right? When Matt Collins was on
18:10the field, how much the Patriots ran the ball, right? Remember that? Yes, it was
18:1496%. Right. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So let's, let's flip that and let's go to the bills
18:17here. Like are the bills tipping something when, okay, if James Cook just
18:22isn't on the field, everyone knows it's a pass. Now that's easy to say anyway,
18:26when it's third and seven, they're going to throw the ball, right? I mean, come
18:28on. Everybody knows you're going to throw the ball. So it's fine. He's off the
18:31field, but I just wanted to kind of see what are those splits? If we could like
18:34that, that's, that's something really interesting. I agree with you. Yeah. Like I said,
18:38it's, it's not even, I think it's a major problem. I'm just trying to find
18:41solutions to if they feel like they're not running it enough in back-to-back
18:44games. Connor McGovern told us that this week, maybe another body in there to do
18:49it would help. They still are a very good offense from explosive plays. Like
18:53that's obviously what a lot of teams are out there hunting. They get explosive
18:56plays in the run game and the pass game. So, I mean, I'm expecting a bounce back
18:59this week. I feel like they've had two kind of whatever clunker games on some level
19:03and I'm, I'm hoping the offense is, uh, is ready to rock this week. So we'll see. Anyway, I'm
19:07not, I'm not out here making the case. They need thunder and lightning. Nothing
19:10like that. No. Then again, Josh Allen, maybe Josh Allen is the other guy that
19:14usually does that. And he just didn't last week. Right. And last week he hasn't, he
19:17didn't do that. And against the chargers, he didn't do that. So maybe that's all
19:21of a sudden the thing I feel is missing. I'm not getting the seven rushes from
19:24Allen that I normally get. Yeah, that's true. Um, well, if you look at, but this is
19:28going to be a tough game to do a lot against, but they are, they are the top first
19:33and second rated team, the Rams that is defensively against the pass and they're
19:3811th and 12th and rushing yards per game and rushing yards per play respectively,
19:42but they're still very good. They're allowing less than four yards per play
19:44on the ground. Um, so, but that is more of the, like there, if you want to go just
19:50kind of by rankings, they're tougher to throw on than they are to run on, but
19:55they're very good in all of these metrics. But I agree with you. I think this is a
19:58game where I think they want to get back to the run game. And I think the
20:02offense feels like they just have not been themselves. The key is you can't
20:05turn the ball over. And that's been something that's happened the last couple
20:09of weeks and they can't let that happen again. Fumbles, right? I mean, fumbles
20:12have been the real thing here. I mean, Allen throws a couple of picks
20:14that'll happen last week. The pick comes on basically like the, the end of the
20:17drive, the last drive before that, it's a fumble from Shakir. So protect the
20:21football. All right. Thank you, Sal. You got it guys. So Capaccio, that was a
20:27state your case brought to you by Dan Chacha injury attorneys. Don't worry.
20:30Chacha's gotcha. State your case about what the bills need to do to win this
20:33week. Maybe get someone else running the ball. And it's funny, like, as we went
20:36through the whole conversation about searching for this answer all week, the
20:39answer is Josh runs at seven times because he, without him doing that, like
20:45that's another way to extend drives. You're, you're three and outs. Right. I
20:49don't want to say the bill should never have a three and out because Josh Allen
20:52can just scramble for a first down, but it really is the antidote to a three and
20:56out. Right. Well, to your point about like the predictive
21:00ability of it, because I'm not as much on this because for me, if I'm going to
21:06run the ball any more than I already am, I only want James Cook getting those
21:11carries. He's averaging six yards a carry. If I'm going to run it more, I don't
21:16want to put a worse back in there to do that. I want it. If I'm going to do it,
21:20I
21:20want to do it with Cook. But there is a predictability point because looking at
21:25the other running backs and like, what's going to happen when Cook's not on the
21:29field. All right. Ty Johnson, I don't have the blocking numbers in front of me, but I
21:33can tell you that Ty Johnson has one carry on the season. He's ran 27 routes. Ray
21:38Davis has two carries on the season and he has run a total of nine routes and Cook is
21:5070 rushes to 58 routes. So really it's more of the Cook to Ty Johnson thing. Like, well,
21:55you know, when Ty Johnson's on the field, they're passing, it's a pass play. And when
21:59Cook's on the field, you know, more often than not, or at least like 50, 50, that it's
22:04a run play. And that's a pretty severe difference between the two, but that's their pigeonholed
22:10into that. Right. Because this is, this is why I always take offense to the idea that
22:15Ty Johnson is the best third down back in the league. He's maybe the best that only plays
22:19third downs. You know what he is where, you know, Alvin Kamara for the Saints who
22:26opened the season as their number two back. You don't know that they're running or passing
22:29when he's out there because he's still enough of a rushing threat where they might hand
22:32him the football. Yeah. This is a running back that only plays in one situation and
22:37doesn't really get carries. And I'm not itching to see more carries for him. If I'm
22:43going to run it more than 12 times to my running back, if I'm going to run it 20 times
22:46this week, what's the right number for Cook? 18? Sure. And, but Alan for how many? Seven.
22:53Do I want my Alan seven runs? Are they design runs though? Or are they drop backs? Either.
22:57Like, cause those are different. Those are past plays that are called and nobody got open,
23:00but they end up, nobody got open or he decides I've got eight yards for free here. Sure.
23:06You run the ball well with James Cook at six yards per carry. Alan on the drop back sees
23:10eight yards and goes and gets it for free. Yeah. That's making money. Usually this is
23:15the year though. What game was, was it the charger game where he's down in the red zone
23:21and we thought he could have scored and he tried to throw it to Moore? Yeah. Like he
23:25didn't run it this year. He's not doing it as much, but I'm not, I don't want to
23:29replace that called play, which is a pass play to get a touchdown around like the
23:35eight yard line. I don't want to replace that play call with Ray Davis running the
23:40football. That's what I don't want to see. 8 0 3 0 5 50. Constructing the game plan
23:46presented by Tedesco construction services, pre-engineered metal buildings
23:49designed and built for business. There you go. We constructed a game plan, how to get
23:54more carries for the offense. I'll say, make them Josh. Vic Carucci. When we get back
23:59on a football Friday, we'll chat with him about this, uh, bills Rams matchup and about
24:02Joe Brady, how he's kind of taken things here after his first,
24:05first loss as a head coach coming up here on WGR.