Sean McDermott was as angry as he's ever been after a Bills game. Bills Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Josh Reed explain why he had a right to be. They also detail why the refs didn't cost them this playoff game. Their best players did.

Caleb Carr joins the show to discuss what McDermott did that nearly pulled this game out of the fire. And the whole crew lays out why this loss leads to a very frustrating conclusion.

The Josh Allen self scout from last week paid off big time against the Jags. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones saw a QB that wasn't super hero. He was surgical. They also rave about how Brandin Cooks isn't just making plays for himself, but for other receivers too. On the flip side, James Cook and the O-line probably never want to see this film again.

We also discuss how dizzying the merry-go-round of coverages was on D. Which DB's also stood out individually and what to expect going forward with Joey Bosa and Jordan Hancock.

Bills will need big Josh Allen games to make a Super Bowl. They got one in Jacksonville. BKL Nightly co-hosts Thad Brown and Caleb Carr explain why Allen didn't need to be Superman to do it. Helped a lot that Buffalo got probably their best WR game of the season.

Tre White proved again that he's got some good football left. So did Shaq Thompson. We also discuss how much a concern the run game issues are--both sides of the ball. And what the heck happened with the refs at the end of the first half.

Final score didn't matter much in the Bills season finale against the Jets. But Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain why the final snap counts did. They also discuss how valuable Ray Davis has become and the thing the Bills did that must keep happening.

They also break down why the Jags offense has been humming and which receivers are the key. Plus, Jacksonville runs a defense that might be one of one.

Even without much on the line and few starters on the field, the Bills made the likely final game at Highmark Stadium memorable. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Josh Reed, Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain what went right both during the game and after. They also break down the playoff opener against Jacksonville.

BKL Nightly co-host Caleb Carr joins the show to discuss more of the emotion surrounding the final Highmark game and to talk about who might be the toughest team for the Bills to face in the AFC.

Bills O-line had another huge challenge against Philly. Like the Texans game, Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown were disappointed how Buffalo measured up. They also broke down a bad game for Josh Allen and a pretty good one for Joe Brady.

Both think this was the best game of the year on D, anchored by some superstar stuff from Christian Benford, Tre White and the defensive backs. Thad and Carl both have a lot to get off their chest about how embarrassing the Eagles were on offense.

The Bills finally ran into a team they could not come from behind to beat. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown, Carl Jones and Josh Reed explain why Philly's D was another level and why the 2-point conversion was the right call.

Caleb Carr joins the show to discuss a superb second half Bills defense and whether there's signs of life in the receiver room. Plus, how much of the blame should be on Josh Allen's shoulders.

The Bills didn't let Myles Garrett wreck the game on Sunday. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain the incredible methods Joe Brady used to make that happen. They also discuss why James Cook might be earning himself reps in a few different situations.

They also dive into potential new concerns about the run defense. Plus, Cole Bishop's extraordinary rise summed in one play and the thing that was so encouraging about Greg Rousseau's clutch pass rushing game.

When the Bills needed big plays to finally put away the Browns, Greg Rousseau delivered. BKL Nightly co-hosts Rachel Libert and Thad Brown discuss what the big performance means to Rousseau and this defense. They also explain why Cole Bishop and Jordan Poyer were nearly equal as heroes.

James Cook was incredible on offense... in the first half. We debate how the Bills got stagnant in the second half. Plus, what to make of receiver roulette and how much concern should this win inspire long term.

Josh Allen was amazing in the second half of Buffalo's comeback win in New England. But he hardly did it all. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain why the most amazing part had nothing to do with the quarterback. It's also time to start talking about David Edwards as one of the top linemen on the team.

Max Hairston had really good moments. He also had pretty bad ones. We discuss why his usage has been unusual. Plus, should there be concern with the Bills pass rush and what the heck went wrong on the long cutback touchdown.