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Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase continue breaking down the Bills 37-34 win over the LA Rams in overtime, and zoom in on some of the insane game management decisions from both the Bills and the Rams. The guys analyze the way the Bills handled their final drive of regulation, Sean McVay’s conservative decision to kick in OT, and Joe Brady not bleeding clock on the final game winning kick. They analyze why there were so many poor decisions, and how the Bills may have dodged a bullet at the end.
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00:00Are we right now in a very small window of rewriting the book on game and clock management
00:09because of the new kickoff?
00:11And what I mean by that is this, the final drive of regulation, the Rams get the ball
00:16down to the one yard line and use a lot of clock.
00:21I'm thinking timeout.
00:23You need four cracks at the end zone to tie this, right?
00:25They're not thinking that they're probably thinking we can't score.
00:29With 24 seconds left, because the way that the kickoff works now and what a touchback
00:36would be, right?
00:37We saw this happen to the Eagles.
00:38We saw this happen to the Cowboys, the Cowboys, and the Eagles decide to kick a ball in play
00:43and get a big return.
00:44The Cowboys kick it to the end zone.
00:46The Ravens run one play and get a drive in seven seconds, right?
00:49Joe Brady didn't want James Cook to score with a minute left.
00:52There's always been a little dance about scoring with too much time remaining, but now I think
00:58it's even elevated because if you get the ball, and especially with kickers kicking as far
01:05as they can, I've got an added distance for kickers, an added gift of a touchback if I
01:10accidentally get it into the end zone.
01:12Even the touchback that's in the landing zone is not the traditional 20 over the years.
01:16It's the 25.
01:16So, I just feel like we're watching in real time as game management changes quite a bit.
01:23So, sure.
01:24That's that.
01:25Then there's overtime where our first caller was, I don't know, upset that people had things
01:33to say about the game other than the Bills won.
01:36Like, they won.
01:36It's amazing.
01:38But this is the place where people come to talk about the game.
01:40So, like, we talk about the game.
01:41And one of the things that is truly incredible that happened is Joe Brady kicking on second
01:46down with two minutes left in overtime and not running two plays to bleed clock just in
01:52case your kicker misses it.
01:53Right.
01:54Maybe he thinks that would sap confidence in Bass.
01:57I don't know.
01:58But it was very odd to just get to a second and 10 and say, we're good from here.
02:03Was it as much even the second and 10 or was it, you know what?
02:07Like, you maybe are spooked by the league from the weekend, like Jaden Daniels.
02:13Oh, you should trust Josh Allen to never do what Jaden Daniels did.
02:17Or Scadabo trying to, you know, get extra yards and your running back just has two fumbles.
02:22And, like, what are you going to call here?
02:24But, okay, you don't want to go any further.
02:27You don't want to risk it.
02:29Why not kneel the ball?
02:32Kneel it.
02:33Because if you miss, you are, you look like a fool if you've done that.
02:39Yeah.
02:40Where you kick with two minutes left on the clock.
02:42Whatever down it is.
02:42I mean, McVay looks like a fool for what he did.
02:45He didn't even kick on second down.
02:46Right.
02:46He was at least on fourth down.
02:47But he got very conservative and looked to be satisfied.
02:50And I thought he looked like a fool in that moment.
02:52I thought so, too.
02:52And that got blocked.
02:53But, like, sometimes you're trying to manage what would go wrong here.
02:57And how do, what exposure do I have if something does go wrong?
03:01But that's the thing about the Brady part of it.
03:03The what would go wrong is what?
03:05For the kneeling part of it.
03:06Right.
03:06Like, I think there's an argument you keep going and you get to a more comfortable field goal
03:10for Bass.
03:11You know, like, what does he make from 45 on average?
03:14Is he probably, like, 85%?
03:16You know, just guessing.
03:17Like, what his number would be.
03:18Like, can I get the field goal to somewhere where it might be closer to, like, 95% or 99
03:23%
03:23even?
03:24Like, let me get up there.
03:25But, okay, you don't want to do that?
03:26That's fine.
03:28What's the, what is the risk of kneeling it?
03:31He's three for three on the year from that distance.
03:33Because I know what the risk of not kneeling it is.
03:35The risk of not kneeling it is, if I miss it, the Rams have two minutes to go 20 yards
03:42to get to another field goal attempt.
03:46That far overwhelms the risk of, what, fumbling the kneel?
03:52There just isn't a risk, I think, of doing that.
03:55Unless you're afraid of, like, well, I've got to kneel it here and then I've got to spike
03:58it.
03:59But, like, that's not hard.
04:00Like, don't they practice this stuff all the time?
04:03They talk about practicing those late game situations all the time.
04:06Like, that one, to me, there was no defense of.
04:08I thought it was the third clock management mistake they made in the game.
04:12Because halftime, you could say that.
04:13For how slow they went and how conservative they were.
04:17The indecision on the third down, calling a timeout in the middle of the play clock.
04:22So, there's that one where you run a minute and a half off the clock from first down to
04:26third down.
04:27You had the ball in all your timeouts.
04:29Like, go score some points.
04:31And they did not.
04:33And then I thought on their last drive in regulation.
04:36And the Rams almost, by the way, got a touchdown on the last play of the half.
04:39They almost did.
04:40If Stafford makes that pass, that would have been tough.
04:42So, they kind of let them off the hook there.
04:45Then the last drive of regulation.
04:47I just don't know what the sudden decision to speed things up were.
04:51You had them right where you wanted.
04:53You are on the 36-yard line with three minutes to go.
04:57And, yeah, they got all their timeouts.
05:00Three first downs, the game is over, and the Rams never touch the football.
05:04And it's second and six.
05:05It's not second and 15.
05:07It's not second and 12.
05:08I've got a positive run on my first drive.
05:12And to that point on that drive, they had been doing it.
05:14They had been slow playing it, winding the clock down, trying to leave the Rams.
05:19Not a lot of time on the clock.
05:20And then just what happened that suddenly they decided, let's go quick.
05:25They just saw something in the defense that they liked.
05:27Because they snapped the ball with, what, like 15 seconds on the play clock?
05:30It was like 18 seconds left on the play clock that they snapped the ball.
05:33And that could have been critical.
05:36And that's even if you are planning on giving the Rams the ball back.
05:39You didn't have to give the Rams the ball back if you were going to slow play it, run the
05:44ball, get a couple of first downs.
05:46But those two are at least arguable.
05:48You could say on the end of the first down half, like, I don't have DJ Moore.
05:52Or I haven't thrown the ball at all in this game.
05:55Like, me going down the field, marching down the field, passing it, don't like my chances.
05:59All right.
06:00That regulation one.
06:01Like, oh, I'm trying too hard to be too cute, too specific on what I'm doing here.
06:06Fine.
06:07There's no counter for me on not running the clock down on the last field goal.
06:11Yeah.
06:12Right.
06:13Big win.
06:15Some crazy, crazy stress along the way.
06:17And, of course, like, the defense is part of the story.
06:19And, again, it's not just Brady.
06:22McVay made a bunch of wrong decisions on that stuff, too, at the end of the game.
06:27I also think him not going for two was a bad decision by McVay.
06:31Right?
06:31I only regret that we were not able to see the Bills' two-point play when they got called for
06:36the penalty
06:37and moved them back and then missed the extra point.
06:38Like, I would have liked to have seen a two-point play there, but whatever.
06:41They really fooled them with the James Cook Wildcat look, though.
06:45Allen motioning out.
06:47Yeah.
06:48Get an update on Spencer Brown.
06:49That could be a big injury.
06:50Like, we'll see.
06:51Grable had a couple penalties.
06:53Yeah.
06:53He also, though, was running 60 yards down the field on the Ty Johnson screen.
06:57Mo in New Jersey.
06:58Hey, Mo.
06:59Hey, good morning, guys.
07:00Happy Victory Tuesday.
07:03I mean, that could have went any winch play last night.
07:06You know, first thing I want to say is that a performance by our passing offense in the first half
07:12was abysmal.
07:14And overall, in general, I was not happy with it.
07:16You know, you want to say DJ Moore, fine.
07:17But, guys, we need to find a way to get Josh Allen going.
07:21The second half, incredible.
07:23Defense in the first half, awesome.
07:25Second half, terrible.
07:26But what I want to say is this.
07:28Like, you say that this was, you know, a game that, you know, both sides of the other students did.
07:34Something's well, something's not so well.
07:35So, at the end of the day, we got the win, and I'm happy about that.
07:40We finally won one of these quote-unquote games of the year.
07:44I don't know if things are changing.
07:46You know, maybe just me, general, is not good luck.
07:48I don't know.
07:48I'm not, you know, I don't want to get into all that.
07:50But, like, it feels good to finally be able to say, hey, did you see a game last night?
07:54We won it.
07:55Instead of, hey, did you see a game last night?
07:57I don't want to talk about it.
07:58There's a lot of things to clean up, for sure.
08:00I do think Gregory Russo, he didn't have a great game last night in terms of, like, those stacks.
08:04And he's not going to get a stack every single game.
08:06But the play he made at the end of the game, towards the end of the overtime, was incredible.
08:10Thank God, you know, that guy, he's playing lights out.
08:13I'm excited for our defensive line in general.
08:15I think a lot of those players show a lot of flashes from time to time.
08:18But I'm glad we got the win on to the Raiders.
08:21Go, Bills.
08:21All right.
08:23Thanks, Mo.
08:23On to the Raiders.
08:24It was a tough night for the D-line to be impactful because Stafford was getting
08:27rid of the ball so quick.
08:29Right.
08:29And had open receivers everywhere.
08:31Yeah.
08:31Like, Walker, Russo, like, Chubb, those guys had half a second to get to Stafford because
08:37it was just snap, ball out.
08:39Just like that.
08:40But when they do get there, he's not good under pressure.
08:43And they forced some errant throws.
08:46He did make that one very good throw in overtime.
08:49He was getting hit.
08:50Chubb hit his arm and he got it out to Higby or one of their tight ends.
08:55But in general, yeah.
08:56Yeah.
08:578-0-3-0-5-50.
08:59Bills win.
09:00Yeah, the game of the year win.
09:01Does that mean things are changing?
09:03I mean, some of those games of the year they lost, they lost on a coin toss.
09:07They lost 13 seconds on a coin toss.
09:09Right.
09:10If 13 seconds exists where both teams possess the ball, do the Bills win?
09:15They might.
09:16Right?
09:17They might have gone for two.
09:18They might have tried to force more overtime.
09:20So sometimes, you know, you lose a coin toss.
09:22Other times, you just get unlucky.
09:23And I feel like when Cook fumbled in overtime, the gasps from the nation, that was going
09:30to be, if they had lost on that, really tough for Cook.
09:34I love that they showed him, he was not even watching when Bass lined up for the kick to
09:39win it.
09:39He was facing the other direction.
09:41Yeah.
09:41And he's bang, we won the game, you're off the hook, which is good, which is good.
09:46Like, they are, what is Brady's approach to a player like Cook?
09:52He went back to him.
09:53He went back to him on the next drive.
09:55Some coaches famously watch a guy fumble once in the first quarter and he never plays the
09:59rest of the game.
10:00Here's a guy that fumbles in overtime, game on the line, and Brady's going to go back
10:03to him on the next drive.
10:05You might like that, you might not like that.
10:07But that does appear to be Joe Brady's approach here, that he's going to back his players.
10:11I mean, he backed Max Hairston during the week and then Hairston starts on the bench.
10:16So if we ever hear Brady criticize a player or show that he's, whatever, unhappy with a
10:23player, I think it'll be few and far between.
10:25We won't know it.
10:27He's going to have his guys' backs.
10:28And to go back to Cook there in overtime, I wasn't surprised.
10:31They don't like giving the ball to anybody else unless you're going to have Josh run it.
10:35Yeah, he had two carries on the last drive.
10:37Including the first one right after.
10:39Right after.
10:39Nick in Long Island.
10:40Hey, Nick.
10:42Hey, guys.
10:42How you doing?
10:43Good.
10:44Awesome win.
10:45Victory Tuesday.
10:46I just want to say, man, for the last few years, you know, everyone I feel like jumps
10:50on the defense when the offense leaves so many points on the table early on that if we put
10:55up points early on rather than not scoring more than three points in that first drive,
11:00the second drive, whatever, we should be up.
11:02And the defense should be able to play a lot easier rather than having to make a big play
11:06constantly at the end.
11:07And I feel like people don't want to blame the offense ever.
11:11And Brady did a terrible job at the end of the first half.
11:15And I don't know.
11:16Some of it just drives you crazy.
11:17Glad we won.
11:18But they got a lot to fix.
11:19And the 13 penalties also driving me crazy, man.
11:24That's it.
11:24Thanks, Nick.
11:25A lot of penalties.
11:26I don't know.
11:27You're asking your offense to be perfect.
11:31And we are here satisfied with the Bills.
11:33The Bills forced as many punts in this game as they did in the 13 seconds game.
11:37Two.
11:37They forced two punts.
11:39They also...
11:41But I don't know.
11:43I love to be defense, shmeefense guy.
11:46But objectively, I don't know how you could get to the offense left points on the board.
11:50Sure, the opening drive of the game, they go basically four and out and kick a field goal.
11:56And then later on, it's another field goal for a 6-0 lead.
11:59Maybe you feel like it should have been more there.
12:01But, I mean...
12:02What's maybe most impressive is they were able to score that many without anyone getting
12:07open the whole game.
12:08It's truly incredible.
12:09They scored 37 points without any ability for their receivers to separate.
12:13They scored 37 points and Josh Allen completed six passes past the line of scrimmage.
12:17And they turned the ball over twice.
12:20And they scored 37 points.
12:22And they had 13 penalties, not all on the offense.
12:25They get 37 because the quarterback is a wizard.
12:29I don't personally think this is a way to live week to week.
12:32And there have been a lot of times where they've tried to live this life in big moments, big
12:37primetime games too.
12:38And it has not worked.
12:39But it worked last night.
12:42Yak plays in your run game between the quarterback and the running back.
12:46That was your formula.
12:49Like, that is a game plan that we've seen fail.
12:53Houston, Atlanta, other games from last year's especially.
12:56I think there were times in the New England and Chargers game when Moore was not in that
13:00it was the same thing.
13:01The good news though is I don't think they're trying to live that life because I think when
13:05DJ Moore is on the field, they don't...
13:06They would like to be more diverse than they were last night.
13:09They just didn't have the guy there.
13:10I guess the question you would have if you want to get really into the weapons is, is
13:15one guy like that enough?
13:19Because we...
13:20Because you might only have one.
13:21When he's not in the lineup, how old is he?
13:24Is he 29 years old?
13:26I think so.
13:26You got an older player who, hey, he's never been hurt.
13:29Okay, well now he is.
13:31Now he's hurt for the first time.
13:32By the way, DJ Moore joins the Midday Show, 11 o'clock this morning.
13:35Usually he's on with us right around now.
13:38But given the West Coast, he's going to be on with the Middays with Brad and Tim and Owen.
13:42So stay tuned for that at 11 o'clock this morning.
13:45But I've got a guy that is never hurt.
13:47The fact that he's out means they must have talked him into it.
13:5129 years old.
13:52If he is all of a sudden battling injury throughout the year, like if you knew right now he's going
13:59to be battling this or something throughout the year, which is tough to know, would you
14:03say they have to go get somebody else?
14:05I'd really want to.
14:05I think you really might want to have to go get somebody else.
14:08Skylar Bell's out there a little bit, got a couple of targets, whatever.
14:12But yeah, against a good defense, Josh Allen's still able to put up 37 points.
14:17Is the lesson Josh can put up 37 against a great defense no matter what?
14:22Or is the lesson, hey, let's make sure that we've got more options for him?
14:28I've been slow to believe they would add another receiver to this room because everybody's kind
14:32of locked in.
14:33If you knew Moore was going to be unavailable for large stretches, that might change things.
14:38But that doesn't look like what it is right now.
14:40Could you have a surplus there and decide to add one more and not care about Skylar Bell and
14:46say, forget a fourth round pick, we're trying to win the Super Bowl?
14:49You could add another.
14:51Or Palmer for that too.
14:52I would be surprised.
14:54I think that a linebacker, although I don't know how could one player be thrown in and
15:00fix the defense, would Shaq Thompson make a big difference?
15:02That's the thing.
15:02That goes back to earlier.
15:03What might help me more?
15:05Am I just punting on the defense, being good enough, and what's the point of acquiring
15:10one player?
15:11I mean, I feel like that shouldn't stop you from adding a linebacker.
15:14But if you are worried about Moore and don't trust Palmer to be able to step in, like
15:22I don't think the game's much different yesterday if Palmer's on the field, and you want to
15:26go acquire somebody to ensure, I've got that element to my offense.
15:30I mean, Kincaid's invisible without Moore on the field this year, right?
15:34Like, is it just as simple as, he's not McBride, he's not Bowers.
15:39Defenses can scheme him out of a game.
15:41We've seen two in a row.
15:42Because that's happened a few times here when he's been, we thought, the primary guy
15:46going into a game.
15:47And again, like, they can win games without it.
15:50They did it last year.
15:52They can score points.
15:53But I just don't know how likely it is that every week's going to look like that, where
15:58the other defense just decides, yeah, we're going to let Allen run as much as he wants.
16:02Because last week, New England didn't let you do that.
16:05No.
16:06Mark in Coconut Creek.
16:07Hey, Mark.
16:08Hey, wow.
16:09Good one.
16:10Hey, first place in the East, so we'll take it.
16:14You know, Brady said after the game, he mentioned something about he thought he went for two
16:20too early.
16:21I thought he should have went for two after it was when it was, what is it, 6-7 that
16:28we
16:28scored.
16:30And we kicked the extra point 13-7.
16:32I thought we should have went for two there.
16:34It would have been 12-7 or 14-7.
16:36I don't think it would have made a difference.
16:38Just curious what you guys think about that.
16:40And, man, and the other thing, Puka, 25 targets, that's crazy.
16:46I mean, that should not happen in a game.
16:49Someone's got to get up on them and jam them or do something.
16:52But anyways, man, we'll take it.
16:54Better than having another way to lose, a cook fumble.
16:57So, on to, like you say, on to the Raiders.
17:02Thanks, Mark.
17:03On to the Raiders.
17:06Yeah, Puka, I mean, he does that to a lot of teams, though.
17:08It's not like the Bills are a little unique here.
17:10I mean, 24 targets might be a little unique.
17:12Yeah.
17:12But he gets the ball thrown his way all the time.
17:16And whether they scheme him open or whatever, they also have a quarterback that is in a timing-based offense
17:23and an accurate thrower.
17:24Stafford missed a couple throws.
17:25But Allen, after the game, referred to Stafford as the best thrower of the football ever.
17:32And, you know, that doesn't mean greatest to ever play the position.
17:37Right.
17:37But he did refer to him as a ton of respect for him, the best thrower of the football there's
17:41ever been, the way he can spin it.
17:43Which I enjoyed because I think that's going to bother Tom Brady.
17:45Yes, it really might.
17:47But Stafford is consistently every quarterback's favorite quarterback.
17:50They all love the way that he plays.
17:52He does not have the physical gifts that Allen does.
17:55He did not hit his over on rushing, right?
17:57Did he get to one and a half yards?
17:58Oh, I don't think so.
17:59I never remember him taking off.
18:01He does not have those gifts.
18:03Stafford did not have a rushing attempt in the game, the under on his rushing yards hit.
18:06He's an old quarterback with back problems.
18:08Sure, but I mean, he never really was a guy that moved around.
18:12Right, what was his career high in rushing?
18:14Oh, jeez.
18:14Was it even 100?
18:15I bet he got to 100 one year.
18:17Oof.
18:18Yeah, has Matthew Stafford ever rushed for more in a year than Allen did in the game last night?
18:22Which was what, 121?
18:24121.
18:25He got to 207 in a year.
18:27All right.
18:28159, 120, a little bit, just a little bit early in his career.
18:32That last night by Puka, 24 targets.
18:35That was the third most targets in NFL history.
18:39And C.D. Lamb just went to what number last, was it on Thursday?
18:43He was at 21.
18:44Two weeks ago, 21 targets.
18:4521.
18:45Okay.
18:45And, like, here's the other thing about, like, Puka was very good last night, and he was everywhere.
18:53Like, he had the ball on every other play.
18:55But, like, how good was it, really?
18:59138 yards on 24 targets.
19:00The two games that outrank him.
19:02Brandon Marshall had 28 targets and had 200 yards.
19:06The second most targets in a game ever.
19:09I do not remember this game.
19:10Maybe you do.
19:11The Bills played the Dolphins in 2005, and Chris Chambers had 26 targets.
19:16Yeah, he scored three touchdowns and won the game very late.
19:18He had 238 yards in that game.
19:22Like, 100 more yards than the game we just saw.
19:24Antonio Brown had a 23-target game with 284 yards.
19:27Like, yeah, Puka was very good, but what ended up being?
19:30Like, five, six yards a target?
19:33Well.
19:34Like, that's not, it's not, I don't want to say it's good.
19:37It's not good, but it's not, you know, as bad as it could have been.
19:40It's where EPA is an interesting stat, a fun stat.
19:43Like, you know who had a higher EPA than Puka in the game?
19:45You said Ty Johnson, right?
19:47Khalil Shakir.
19:48Khalil Shakir, too.
19:49Yeah.
19:50Because one play got them all the way to where it got them, and, you know, Puka's was death
19:55by a thousand cuts.
19:56And, listen, like, it could have been worse, right?
19:58Because Stafford missed Puka on two touchdowns.
20:01Right.
20:01End of the half, tough throw.
20:03Like, he's going all the way across the field.
20:04But if he puts that on him, it's a 48-yard touchdown.
20:07And then, is Puka the one he has in the end zone late and misses it high?
20:11On the final drive, it's not even the end zone.
20:14Before they settle for a field goal, he's got to pass over the middle of the field, and
20:17Puka's going to run clear into the end zone.
20:18Right.
20:19Yeah.
20:19That might be the one I'm thinking of.
20:20Yeah.
20:218-0-3-0-5-50.
20:22Billy in Toronto.
20:23Quickly, Billy, good morning.
20:25Hey, guys.
20:25Yeah, another, you know, great win.
20:28Takes the sting off that New England loss.
20:30Very quickly, guys, when you talk about clock management.
20:33I don't think it's talked about enough.
20:35Brady was the king at that.
20:37You never got the ball back at the end of the half.
20:40And if he gets the ball starting the second half, it's usually 14 points, and that's why
20:45they were so dominant.
20:46We've got to clean that up a little bit better.
20:49I know they say, well, you've got to score when you get the chance.
20:52The Bills' offense is so damn good.
20:54We can pick our times when we want to score and not give them the ball back so that they
20:58go make it an even 7-7 swap with, you know, two minutes left in the game.
21:02Great win.
21:04Like you guys say, on to the Raiders.
21:07Thanks, Billy.
21:09803-0550, the phone number.
21:12Bills win.
21:13Sabres win.
21:14Sabres play tonight.
21:17Montreal.
21:17Yes, Montreal tonight.
21:20What else happened in the game that was noteworthy?
21:22How about Skyjump?
21:23How about the ruling of a fumble recovery that then they just changed?
21:27Yeah.
21:27Boy, is that ever a little bit dicey.
21:30Yeah.
21:30Like it went the Bills' way.
21:31The idea that you will just rule a fumble recovered and then after discussion, someone
21:37else recovered it.
21:38Because the rules of possessing the ball and being down do not exist in a pile.
21:44They've never reviewed to see who has that ball.
21:47But did they review that or did they change it when a bill got up out of the pile with
21:51the football?
21:52They, after discussion.
21:53Which, getting up out of the pile with the football is not, it is not possession is nine
21:58tenths of the law in this case.
21:59It's like, no way.
22:00You can come out of the pile.
22:01Sorry, they are, I mean, Skyjudge this.
22:04Why did Joe Brady have to challenge that one Puka catch?
22:07Why didn't Skyjudge just come in and help on that one?
22:09Well, didn't Skyjudge, no, no, Skyjudge, again, this is where everything's confusing.
22:15It's a little messy.
22:15The other referee on the field, the other line judge, he overruled the guy who had called
22:22it incomplete.
22:23Right.
22:24So we never went to Skyjudge.
22:26And then Brady challenged.
22:28So Skyjudge rendered.
22:30They never took part in it at all.
22:32Skyjudge doesn't exist.
22:33It's one official made a call and then another guy changed that.
22:36They did, however, help the Bills out with what would have been a critical roughing the
22:41passer on Bernard late in the game.
22:43Which I thought.
22:44The ref said he hit him in the head and Skyjudge called down like he did not hit him in
22:47the
22:47head.
22:47Sure.
22:47I was surprised that they picked up that flag after discussion, Skyjudge calls in and
22:53says that's not a foul.
22:54Why?
22:54Because it was late?
22:55It was late.
22:57It was hard.
22:57It was a little late.
22:58I was just surprised.
22:59Once you make that call that New York calls down and says no.
23:03Right.
23:05803-0550.
23:05Jeremy and Joe, more of your phone calls on the Bills win.
23:08If you want to throw a Sabres comment at us, you can.
23:10They won.
23:11They play tonight.
23:12And it's a victory Tuesday for both teams here on WGR.
23:17So let's pray.
23:18And I'll give you a moment very well.