BKL Nightly

No one is buying Super Bowl tickets yet, but the Bills season got back on the rails in Pittsburgh. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr talk all about the run game and why this was a quality piece of work from offensive coordinator Joe Brady. They also debate if Ray Davis can be a regular contributor and how augmented Josh Allen's QB touchdown run record is by sneaks.

On defense, our guys think this game started with good coverage. The Bills won a battle of good on good. Plus, Joey Bosa doing Joey Bosa things and did the late hit on Allen fire up the Bills up.

Bills O-line had its worst night in a while against Houston. It's something that's been coming. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain where the signs were both before and early in the game against the Texans. They also discuss why this wasn't a bad Joe Brady game, the Dalton Kincaid effect and what's wrong with Josh Allen.

On defense, there's a clear A-1 problem with the run D. Breaking down where coverage failed in the big moments. And our guys also present solutions for the struggling offense.

The Bills offensive line was one of the most dependable units all year. They were dominated by a ridiculously talented Texans pass rush. Thad Brown, Caleb Carr and Rachel Libert discuss why that was the top reason why Buffalo lost in Houston.

It wasn't the only one. Buffalo's defense had a monster letdown that may have been the difference. Josh Allen thinks a key fourth quarter play call got in too late. We debate if that could have changed the outcome. Plus, was Keon Coleman a "winner" after this game?

Josh Allen had a six touchdown game, but was it THAT great? Bills Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain what won't work again, but also why there's optimism for more big days ahead. They also debate if there should be real concern for the run offense and who is the better offensive tackle.

They dive into another week of run defense woes and why the problems might be bigger on the second level. Plus, the weekly Cole Bishop raves and why Max Hairston had a rough day.

Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Josh Reed, Carl Jones and Thad Brown have plenty of nice things to say about Josh Allen after another legendary performance. Especially with Dalton Kincaid on the bench. They also discuss how likely the Bills are to see more like this. And how Keon Coleman handled being inactive.

Caleb Carr also steps in to dive into the Coleman benching and wonders if he will ever learn his lesson. Plus, the ever ascending star that is Cole Bishop.

When the NFL found a new offensive cheat code, did the Bills ride it too far? Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain why heavy personnel is dragging Josh Allen down.

They also discuss how the MVP has issues of his own that were exposed in Miami. On defense, it's time to buy Cole Bishop stock. Max Hairston gets an education. What happened to the linebackers?

The Bills trip to south Florida was an utter disaster. Thad Brown and Caleb Carr detail what went wrong. From Brandon Beane to Sean McDermott and the entire roster. Josh Allen, too.

They also talk about what's left for a potential playoff future, how much injuries factored in this loss and why the offense led by an MVP fell absolutely flat.

The Bills made zero deals at the trade deadline. Probably a surprise, but Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Carl Jones and Thad Brown explain why nothing went down.

As for the Chiefs, Cole Bishop had a wildly good game that offers tons of hope. But he wasn't the only one in the secondary who played well. Plus, Carl and Thad talk about how good Joe Brady's gameplan was and if this victory offers legit optimism about a repeat in January.

The Bills only won by seven, but proved a whole lot more against the Chiefs.

Bills Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown, Josh Reed and Carl Jones discuss the optimistic rise of Max Hairston and Cole Bishop, plus what this win does for Buffalo big picture.

Caleb Carr joins the show to debate Dalton Kincaid's star status and explain how Joey Bosa outplayed his stats.

James Cook got the shine for his 216 yards against Carolina, but there were so many other cooks in that run game kitchen for the Bills. Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones rave about them all, from Joe Brady to Reggie Gilliam and even Tyrell Shavers.

The pass game did not look quite as hot. Our guys talk explain how bad it really is and how to solve those problems. Plus, what to do without Ed Oliver and how good was Max Hairston's debut.