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Speaker 3: Some vodka, call it.

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Speaker 2: A podcast from the Mac of All Trade Studio in

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the Bill Moran Podcast.

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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for getting your pot on, Thanks for telling a friend.

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Speaker 3: How are we feeling? Today?

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Speaker 1: Started out gloomy the day we're taping this, and then

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the sun came out, so hopefully that's an omen for

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good things to come. Yesterday I asked Greg Connor to

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join me to talk Buffalo bills. And one of the reasons, Greg,

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was you popped in my mind a neighbor had I

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hope you don't mind me saying this had a maserati delivered,

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and I go it, yeah.

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Speaker 3: All every time I see you.

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Speaker 1: Anytime I see a maserati, I always sing Joe Walsh's

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song Life's Been Good my Maserati does one eighty five.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. But before we.

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Speaker 1: Get into the bill stuff, I hope I'm not getting

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too deep or even too personal on some things. But

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I know you had another loss in your family recently.

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My condolences for that, and I know that you lost

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your dad years ago. I got to tell you, man,

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I've been having a day today, you know what I'm saying, Like,

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I've been having a fucking day, like just sad, and

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I can't figure out why.

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Speaker 3: And I go, yeah, I think I know why. It's

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just and the only reason I bring it up.

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Speaker 1: I think it's something that's never really talked about, especially

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by dudes.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I don't know Dad.

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Speaker 5: My dad's identical twin.

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Speaker 4: My uncle George passed away a couple of weeks ago,

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and we just had the service this past weekend. My

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dad passed away twenty five years ago. And you know,

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I think I had mentioned to you one time after

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your dad had passed away, that it doesn't go away.

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Life fills into gaps, but there are moments and there

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are times where it just reaches up and just kind

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of kind of smashed a little bit. And for me,

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for me, those times are often when I would turn

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to him, when I would reach out to him, they

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you know, whether it be something with my kids that

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you know, I would look for guidance for, if it

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was something that work, I just wanted to bitch to somebody.

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Speaker 5: About that, Nobody would you know that I.

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Speaker 4: Could do that and you would understand where I was

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coming from, and you know, just even dealing with some

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family things, it's, uh, those are the days for me,

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in the moments where you know, you just get reminded

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that he's not a phone.

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Speaker 1: Call away, right, And I think for me it's the uh,

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you know, even the academic stuff going back to school

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now and I had to write a reflection paper and

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I'm like, I probably would have sent it to him

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to get his opinion, although he would take.

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Speaker 3: Over, which is always it would always annoy me.

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Speaker 1: But at the same time, it was like I would

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bounce those ideas or those because you know, a lot

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of what I'm doing is actually philosophically based. I mean,

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if you go through you know, the mental health counseling stuff,

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there's a lot of Nietzschee and others. And I was like, God,

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I just wish he was there, and it just it Boy,

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was like a little I don't want to say a

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gut punch today, but a little bit of a ooh

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and uh uh, Yeah, it just was weird. And I thought, man,

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there's not many people that I think ever talk about that.

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Speaker 3: And I don't know how you. I don't know how

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you deal with it.

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Speaker 1: I think the best way to deal with anything as

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I get older is to just recognize the emotion that's there,

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sit with it, let it pass, don't react to it,

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don't overreact to it, you know, no matter what it is.

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be sad or enjoy the memory, you know, or try

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to enjoy the memory.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. And I always try to keep my dad in

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the top of my mind and talk about him all

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the time. It helps me, and it keeps him close

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and it keeps the memory going.

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Speaker 5: And but yeah, it's it's good to recognize it, you know,

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and and not to and to remember I am who

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I am today because of him. Yeah, and a lot

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of other people I've unfortunately lost.

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Speaker 4: Recently, Jennifer lost her grandmother who was one hundred years old,

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like three weeks ago. She was just a treasure She

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was just this wonderful, sweet kind person, and you know,

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I'll always remember that and I try to be that

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way myself because of her.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it is interesting when you see people who had

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such an impact and you go, boy, that was the

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way to live.

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Speaker 3: That's the way to do it. That's the way.

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Speaker 1: All right, Onto the uh, the subject at hand, the

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Buffalo Bills. I mean, there were people saying that they

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thought they would drop this game as well, and I

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was not one of them. I happened to be at

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some online yesterday's seeing some people can't saying that it

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was a second there a second half team, don't worry

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about this, someone asking if they should bet. I'm thinking

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they just did not look like they had their shit together.

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Speaker 4: So as we talk about mental health. When I woke

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up this morning, Bill, yeah, I had to say to myself,

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I'm gonna have a good day.

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Speaker 3: Okay, today is.

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Speaker 5: Going to be a good day.

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Speaker 4: I had to say it, and I said it to

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myself like five times until I convinced myself that I

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was going to have a good day because last night's

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performance put me in a really bad mood.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I I greg.

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Speaker 1: I did not watch the fourth quarter and I did

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not read purposely anything today because I knew I'd be

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talking to you, and I knew you would have some

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really great, insightful thoughts on this, and I didn't want

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them to be I don't know. I wanted to come

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at it fresh, but I I just even feel like, offensively,

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what's going on with Coleman.

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Speaker 3: He can't get separation. The guy had It's like, come.

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Speaker 4: On, well for me this game that I thought the

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Bills were going to win this game. I thought that

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the Patriots game was a scare for me before they

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played the game, just because of their the Patriots and

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Rabel's got a familiarity with the Bills, and he's beating

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the Bills with the with the with Tennessee. This game,

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I thought, I knew, I knew the Falcons had a

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good defense. I knew the Falcons rushed the quarterback and

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blitzed you know.

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Speaker 5: HM for the defense.

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Speaker 4: Going into this game than than than any other team

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in the NFL. I thought that Joe Brady was going

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to be better prepared with an offensive scheme and play

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calling that the Bills wouldn't have been on their heels

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and then forced Josh to make the decisions that he made.

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That's the thing that's most troubling for me. I mean,

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look your point about Kon. Yeah, that's Keon, but that's

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been Kean's knock his entire career. Kean cannot Kean does

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knock at separation on the ground. Kean gets separation in

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the air. So the one thing I would so excited

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about with Josh and Keon in the preseason at Fisher

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was at how all the balls that Josh was throwing

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Keon were above his shoulder pads into the air. He

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makes those catches, He's gonna win that eight out of ten,

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nine out of ten times. A couple of FROs yesterday,

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particularly the one on fourth down he throws to him,

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it was in the ground. Kean's not going to catch

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that ball down low like that. That's just not in

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his skill set. And he's not going to run a

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pass route and get separation off the turn like that

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unless it's high. Unless it's a high ball. So those

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are the things for me. I didn't see Josh do

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that yesterday. Everybody has a bad day. I'm just really

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frustrated with Joe Brady's play design and his play calling. Uh,

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and I'm hoping and hope, hopeful that for.

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Speaker 5: The next to me week a.

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Speaker 4: Playbook that makes it easier for Josh.

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Speaker 5: You know, Andy.

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Speaker 4: Reid is probably one of the best played designers in

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the history of the NFL.

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Speaker 5: And if you talk to when you listen.

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Speaker 4: To Andy Reid talk about how he likes to design

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his plays is I'd like Brady to get to this

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and just a simple point.

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Speaker 5: He likes to have a play.

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Speaker 4: On one third or one half of the field, so

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Mahomes has a litany of options. So he tries to

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bring Mahomes to the right or to the left side

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of the field, and then.

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Speaker 5: He floods those zones on that.

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Speaker 4: Side with three different left for get out of boundser run.

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Josh didn't. Josh doesn't have that. He doesn't have any

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deep threats. I didn't see Josh.

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Speaker 5: I didn't.

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Speaker 4: I didn't see Josh have the opportunity with the hot

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routes when they were running crazy blitzes at him throughout.

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He did get Dawson Knox in that first and that

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first possession, you know, he threw a great ball to

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him and for a touchdown. But I'm just not seeing

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that evolution with this offensive play design and play calling.

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These defenses know them now, they know they can get

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after them, and that they've got to force Josh to

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make quick reads. That's what they did last year. That's

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what Kansas City did him last year in the playoffs.

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And uh yeah, it's the frustration because of the potential

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that you know, Look, Bill, it comes out of this

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in life, right, Everything in life.

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Speaker 5: Is based on expectations.

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Speaker 4: If you expect your team to be successful, to win

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the game, and they do, you're great.

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Speaker 5: You're happy.

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Speaker 1: Right.

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Speaker 5: If you didn't expect him to win and then they win,

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you're happy.

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Speaker 4: But when you expect something to happen and then it doesn't,

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that's disappointment and frustration, which many of us, as in

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Bill's Mafia I'm sure are experiencing today.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you woke up this morning and it was

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like cloudy and gray and he just want girl up.

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It is interesting how the performance of a team, a

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sports team, can really affect the psyche, i'll say, of

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a city or an area.

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Speaker 4: Which is why when I woke up this morning, I

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said to myself, I'm gonna have a good day. I'm

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gonna have a good day. Today is gonna be a

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good day. And it is it's Sonny.

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Speaker 3: Out, I'm talking to you.

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Speaker 1: You know, it's a good day, but uh, what about defensively?

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It just seems I don't know if it's more the injuries.

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stop the run. It felt like last night at times.

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Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, I mean Bijon Robinson is he's the biggest

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and the brightest new offensive talent in the NFL. And

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you know, us playing them this this last week, you know,

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last night with the way the defense has been decimated,

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won by either people who have been required to sit out,

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which I think would have helped against the run and injuries,

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you know, and and then Ed Oliver comes back last

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night and he makes mental mistake after mental mistake and

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that does not win games. That is an uncustomary type

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of of team or just that that McDermott has coached.

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And in the defense, I mean, look, this defense is

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not built to win game against the Derrick Henry's. It's

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built to beat the Patrick Mahomes types.

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Speaker 5: Right, And and.

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Speaker 4: You know with Pennex, Penix did just enough last night

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with London and Bijon, Uh, to really pick pick apart

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and dissect what is a week secondary and our defensive

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front couldn't get to Penix quick enough.

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Speaker 5: To disrupt them in their rhythm. And that's a concern.

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Speaker 1: It is a concern. Where do we see things or

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like in your opinion from here And I know you

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sort of mentioned this, but it dropped out because do

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they have a is there a buye?

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Speaker 3: Next week?

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Speaker 5: Yeah? This week?

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Speaker 4: Their next game is in Carolina on October twenty sixth?

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Speaker 5: Okay, soon next.

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Speaker 4: Week they have a bye, and then they travel to

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Carolina to play on Sunday, October twenty.

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Speaker 5: Sixth, which is Buffalo South.

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Speaker 4: Yes, you know, spending some time down there in North Carolina.

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This is the Bill's Panthers game is going to is

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the hottest ticket in North Carolina in twenty twenty five,

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including when UNC played Duke and basketball.

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Speaker 5: It's it's all the rade.

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Speaker 4: And now the Carolina Panthers are playing playing decent football.

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Speaker 1: But that does seem like a winnable game for them.

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And then it's on to Kansas City? Correct where Kansas

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City comes to Buffalo?

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Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, I mean, you know, on all accounts, you

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would have you would have thought that this would be

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a nice warm up game for Buffalo. The Panthers game

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would be a nice warm up game before Kansas City

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came into town.

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Speaker 5: You know, we might have.

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Speaker 4: One lost underneath our belt, having two now going to Carolina.

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I don't want to say it's a must win because

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it's early in the season, but it's a must win.

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Speaker 5: Offense has to get some mojo. The only scored fourteen points.

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Speaker 4: I mean, you're not gonna win games in the NFL

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scoring fourteen points. We turn the ball three times against

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the Patriots, You're not gonna win. Turn the ball over

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three times. We turn the ball over twice last night,

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and we only score fourteen points. There's not a chance

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you can't even beat the Jets doing that.

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Speaker 6: Maybe, oh no, So I mean your gut feeling on

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the rest of the season, things that are correctable.

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Speaker 1: A bye week kind of coming at the right time,

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possibly coming off a loss, maybe it helps you regroup.

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Speaker 3: I do worry about I do worry about.

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Speaker 1: Kind of their the head, you know what I mean,

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the mental space that they're in, just that here we

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go again. And I don't know with professional athletes, and

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certainly they have you know, uh, sports psychologists and things

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to get them through all that. But it it it's

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something where I feel like this break is a maybe

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coming at the right time.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, you're only as good as your last performance.

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And you know, I always would want to be going

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into going into a break with positivity, positive thoughts, positive

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positive outcomes.

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Speaker 5: You know, it does give I think the positive of

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this is.

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Speaker 4: Giving a team some adversity and some humility, which if

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you build on it and you grow from it, you're

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going to be better.

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Speaker 5: You're going to be stronger, you know.

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Speaker 4: I think every manager, every coaches, the ones that are

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the best, take the talent they have, and they put

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the talent in.

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Speaker 5: The best positions possible to be successful.

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Speaker 4: I have not necessarily seen that with respect to the

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offense as much this year as I had in years past. Now,

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can you say, how can Joe Brady, you know, forget

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so much or become so dumb from one year to

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the next. And a lot of it, truly is is

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the talent that he has around him? Is he not

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calling the place? Is he not putting the people that

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are their talent wise in the right positions. Because if

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that's the case, then that's a Brandon Dean and a

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make Dermott decision making thing in terms of assessment of

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talent the defense, you know, the defense.

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Speaker 5: For me, you draft the kid in the first round

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who's supposed to give you speed.

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Speaker 4: He's supposed to who's supposed to tighten up the secondary,

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and then you bring in Tredavius White back to give

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you some veteran leadership with depth, and Harrison hasn't even

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not only is he not playing, he hasn't even had

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the experience of being on the field since training camp,

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which was almost ten weeks ago, and it's like, you know,

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can this kid even make make it back this year?

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And can he contribute before the before December and getting

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into January and make an impact?

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Speaker 5: You know?

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Speaker 4: So those are the things as I look at the

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team moving forward into Carolina is you know they got

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to get through Mojo back. The bottom line is you

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got to stop turning the ball over. It's fundamental football, bill,

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Don't turn the ball over, don't commit s through the penalties.

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The first first play of the game at Oliver's off

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sides by a mile and they.

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Speaker 5: Fumble, I mean, come on, ed those the things.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, as if coach as a manager, you're just like

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what the frick is wrong with you?

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Speaker 1: Well, I mean goes back when you start talking about

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the coaching, you know, I feel like we're going to

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start hearing McDermott has taken the team as far as

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he can take them. And I don't know where your

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mind is at with that statement, but it seems to

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come up more and more, and especially around the playoffs. Right,

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if they get to the championship game and they don't

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advance to the super Bowl, or if they get to

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the divisional series game and don't advance to the championship,

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which has happened, there is.

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Speaker 3: That rumbling underneath.

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Speaker 1: I don't know where what you kind of feel about

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that or how you feel about that.

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Speaker 4: Well, I mean me with McDermott is I've always I've

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always thought when he comes into the game management early

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in his career.

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Speaker 5: I thought that he did not do that. Well, I

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think he is better at it now, right.

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Speaker 4: I do think that the errors that the Bills have

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made the last two weeks are correctable because to me,

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it's disciplined and it's it's a mindset, and that to

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me is what coaching is. And so McDermott this may

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be one of the more challenging of McDermott's coaching careers,

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of his coaching years, because there is an expectation now

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he's come in and taken a team and got them disciplined,

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corrected those types of mistakes, but the expectations were lower.

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The mindset of the players was a little more humble

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than what I think it is right now, and Josh

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candidly played better. Yeah, it didn't look like Josh is

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having fun anymore.

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Speaker 5: He did when they're winning. He did win.

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Speaker 4: It's earlier and this has been my knock on on Josh.

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He almost gets too too. He takes himself too seriously.

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He's got to go out there and just play football,

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have fun at it, play it for the game that

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it's at. He gets paid a lot of money for it.

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That means he sh'd have that much more fun. I

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think right now he's put that much more pressure on

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himself because he feels the weight of the Bills mafia.

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He's got to discard that and he's got to be

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getting to have fun again, because that's what's going to

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get us him playing loose, him playing fun, him playing

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with energy, him getting everything going and trusting his instincts

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rather than this remote, you know, mindset of my manipulation

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of don't do this, don't do that.

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Speaker 5: He's just got to go out there and just be

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him and have fun playing the game.

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Speaker 1: How many of us, though, have been in that situation

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where you start to question things in your own head

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and you do you underperform, right, because you're now almost

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blocking instead of just being in the zone or in

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the flow. And that's a problem. And I would think

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for Josh it's it's got to be a huge head

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game right now. The guy is in more commercials than

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I've ever seen. It's got to be a head game

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for him where the popularity has risen that now it

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isn't just a team expectation, it's a Josh expectation. And

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that's got to be really hard because I don't think

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that that's necessarily like an ego thing where you would go, ah,

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he's got a huge ego. He's like, no, this is

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like a there's a great there's a huge expectation not

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of just this team, but of me to deliver this

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team we're on.

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Speaker 5: But that's jobs, I mean, that's who he is.

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Speaker 4: That's what's so redeeming and endearing about him, is that

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he actually cares. I mean I right now, he's beating

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himself up. He's beat himself up because he feels like

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he let his team down. But this is the type

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of guy as a person of who he is. He's

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feeling away because he feels like he's let me down.

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He feels like he's let you down. He feels like

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he's let the entire community of the Bill's Mafia down.

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And that is what, unfortunately, begins to weigh on you.

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And then you start thinking, and then bad thought get

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in your head, and then bad things happen. Look, the

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power of your mind is so critic goal and so

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important in terms of outcomes.

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Speaker 5: If you think positively, and you and and and and.

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Speaker 4: Golf is one of these things. You don't think about

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the pond that's in front of you. You think about it.

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You just think about the green. The more you think

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about the pond, the pond, the more you're going in

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the positive.

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Speaker 5: In in life.

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Speaker 4: You know, That's like I said, when I will come

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this morning, it's like I'm gonna have a good day.

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Why Because there's so much negative energy, there's so much

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you know, disappointment that goes around that you get caught

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up in it, and it becomes, you know, almost like

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a self prophecy, because then your mood is affected, and

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then you're not quite as energetic, then you're not quite

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as positive, and then you look at something that happens,

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and then you look at it in a negative way

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as opposed to like accepting it or being able to

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deal with it, to spiral down. And and that to

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me is.

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Speaker 5: What I don't want.

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Speaker 4: What what I unfortunately think the Bills have gotten into

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in these last two weeks because because look, this team's

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tradition has been about getting so close and failing. You know,

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one of the reason the why I think people are

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so critical of mc dermott is because he's gotten close

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and he's failed.

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Speaker 5: Look, Bill, we spent.

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Speaker 4: Twenty years in utter chaos of mediocrity that we couldn't

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even make the playoffs, right, and now we make the playoffs.

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Speaker 5: Now expectations changed, Yes, you know, there you go.

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Speaker 4: I mean, look, Mike Tomlin has not had a losing

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record in what twenty years or fifteen years or something

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with the Steelers, and now look at him now they're

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four and one, right. You know, It's like, I don't

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think Mike tom I think Mike Tomlin, and.

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Speaker 5: He's won a super Bowl.

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Speaker 3: Yes, you know.

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Speaker 4: So for McDermott to answer your question after a long dietrock,

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I still have confidence in McDermott. I still think McDermott

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is a good coach. I do think McDermott will win

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a Super Bowl. I just hope he does it with

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the Buffalo Bills.

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Speaker 1: I hope he does it with the Buffalo Bills as well.

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I think that well said, Greg, always well said. And

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you're on your way to the Is it the Queen City?

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Buffalo's the Queen City?

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Speaker 5: Yes, the Queen City.

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Speaker 3: All right, Well we'll wrap it up there because I have.

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Speaker 1: I'm back in college, so to speak, master's level work,

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but I have a group project that I really I mean,

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the people in the group go, hey, you remind me

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of my dad.

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Speaker 3: I've gotten that from two young ladies. Two young ladies.

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I don't I don't know.

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Speaker 4: And then in your response was your dad must be

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an energetic, good looking, fun and funny guy.

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Speaker 1: All I said was I did not say that, because

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that would be but I said, your dad's got to

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be pretty cool. Then that's all I said, because I

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honestly don't know what to say sometimes because it's.

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Speaker 3: A whole new world and not a whole new world.

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Speaker 1: That's not fair to say it's different today, right, And

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I don't know where. I don't want to step on

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a landmine that I'm unaware of, if you know what

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I'm saying verbally.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I mean, look, I have a tremendous amount

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of respect for you.

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Speaker 5: There's always about you know.

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Speaker 4: For me, it's always about learning and for you to

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challenge yourself, you know, in an academic environment where things

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are not the same as they were when we originally

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went through. That experience is enlightening and I think it

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will enrich your life and all rich the enriched the

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lives of those that you're around, and that you continue

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to educate on your podcast and everything else that you do.

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Speaker 3: Well, that is true.

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Speaker 1: And I will tell you the biggest thing because this

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came up quick.

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Speaker 3: It was like a Saturday.

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Speaker 1: I got a call and classes started on Tuesday, and

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so I decided to do it. And one of the

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reasons I really did was my son Jamison, and I

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like bringing him to campus because I want him to

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see what is possible. And sometimes I think, you know,

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I would always say I wasn't a big pusher of

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the education as my family was more of it. As

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long as you have a motor to do something like

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Jackson may not. Academics may not have been his strength,

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but he certainly got a motor to go and and

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be successful.

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Speaker 3: Great.

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Speaker 1: Uh, you know, everybody's different, but with jameson, I like

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him seeing that and he's asked to come now, so

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that though. Okay, so we seem to be checking that box. Now,

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the question is what did I get myself into. As

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I'm writing reflection papers and reading NonStop, I go, man.

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Speaker 3: Hey, you bring the dog to the office. Look at

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the dog back there. Oh both of them. Wow, they

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didn't even make a peep.

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Speaker 5: And I got ocs.

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Speaker 3: That's lovely.

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Speaker 1: All right, Well, thank you Greg for your time. I

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appreciate it. And go Bills.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry, sorry about any drops now we'll make it

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working there. I apologize for that. But yeah, it's always

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great to talk. You can't wait to uh to get

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back in the studio and see it. And by the way,

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your intro, the intro into your podcast is my favorite

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of all time.

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Speaker 5: And because I actually lived my life, try to live

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my life that way. Yeah, you know, life gives you

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a lemon, throw a little back in it, and uh.

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Speaker 3: And that's a good day.

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Speaker 1: That's right, exactly, that is exactly right. And Kevin wrote

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that one actually, so God hats off to Kevin.

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Speaker 5: I'm glad he finally wrote something that was pretty good.

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Speaker 3: All right for Greg Connors for the dogs wait Oxen?

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Speaker 5: Who Oxen?

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Speaker 3: For oxen gg. I'm Bill Moran, Thank you Greg. We'll

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see you tomorrow. You didn't know what to do.

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