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On this episode of Talking Buffalo Podcast, Patrick Moran is joined by friend and recurring guest Joe From Queens to discuss an incredibly frustrating Buffalo Bills loss to New England and look towards what can change going forward, if anything in Buffalo’s favor.
As has often been the case this season, the Bills were the physically inferior team in another loss. The guys discuss and sometimes argue how much blame Josh Allen deserves for this loss, if there’s discontent between Sean McDermott and Brian Daboll, are the Bills wide receivers underperforming, can the offense get any better with their running game limitations and what needs to happen for the Bills to end up in the playoffs---something that’s no longer a certainty.
They also have takes on sports journalist Jerry Sullivan’s line of questioning following the game that’s become a national sports talking point and much more.
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