BKL Nightly

It took a wild roller coaster ride, but the Bills got a huge win Monday night. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr talk about the heroes including Josh Allen, Greg Rousseau and the Bills offensive line. They also explain why this is a big step for Joe Brady. They also debate whether the Bills need to limit James Cook's touches after the fumble issue reached a new level. And they breakdown how bad things might be in the secondary and with the pass catchers. 

D.J. Moore was one of the big names that did not practice on Thursday. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr debate if the Bills should sit their top receiver down for Monday night. They also discuss how and how likely the Bills are to fix their secondary. Plus, Joe Brady talks about how much he values the mental health of his team. 

Carl Jones and Thad Brown spend a lot of time talking about the Bills defense. They dive deep into the most concerning part of Max Hairston's play. They also discuss what issues popped up with Davison Igbinosun in start number one. Plus, what appears to be holding back vets like Cole Bishop, Terrel Bernard and C.J. Gardner-Johnson. The offense didn't get left out. The guys explained why the Patriots felt comfortable being "disrespectful" to Josh Allen and Joe Brady.

For the second straight week, the Bills played sloppy football. This time, it cost a win. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr discuss what to make of another head shaking Josh Allen performance. They also debate if changes are needed in the secondary. Plus, it's becoming obvious how integral D.J. Moore is to the Bills offense. They point out where his absence hurt most. 

Carl Jones and Thad Brown discuss why the game film for Bills and Chargers wasn't any less ugly than watching it the first time. And that also goes for the uniforms. They explain why the Chargers had a good game plan for some of Buffalo's bread and butter passing concepts. On defense, the miscommunication issues continued even in a game where the Bills allowed one touchdown. Carl breaks down why the Bills still need Christian Benford healthy. The guys also rave about James Cook's other-worldy cutting ability. There's love for Greg Rousseau, but we gotta talk about DeWayne Carter too.  

Thad Brown sits down with the author of Remember the Tight Ends on substack, Max Toscano to talk about how well the Bills are using their tight ends. Max explains how Dalton Kincaid has become a weapon and if the Bills have the best tight end room in the league. He also details how Jackson Hawes changed the way teams view the position. 

Against the Chargers, it was the defense who bailed out the offense for once. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr talk about why it's no surprise the big play came from C.J. Gardner-Johnson. But that wasn't the only defensive back that impressed. They also debate how much a concern the five turnover day is from the offense and how much longer the Bills should trust James Cook at a one fumble a game pace. Plus, what does this win say about the early career of Joe Brady as head coach and how much did the Chargers help on Sunday. 

Even after winning a 19th AFC Offensive Player of the Week award, Joe Brady thinks Josh Allen can do more. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr debate if that's even possible. They also discuss how much the Bills need to play D.J. Moore on Sunday and what the offense might look like without him. Plus, it's time for predictions which are more how much than who. 

The Bills defense knows they need to get better. They talked about why Wednesday and we will explain how it was addressed. Plus, how did Deone Walker take a big year two leap? We talked to the man himself. And the Chargers have Billsmafia worried. We explain why there's lots of reason to think otherwise. 

Thad Brown and Carl Jones debate whether the Bills have the best player in football. And for once, that conversation isn't limited to Josh Allen. Deone Walker has reached a level where the ceiling might not be high enough. And they discuss exactly how good QB1 has been through two games. Plus, kudos for Keon Coleman and Greg Rousseau. They also dive into whether the pass defense problems are scheme or personnel.