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On a special edition of Let's Talk Ball, News 8 sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones give their instant reactions to Super Bowl 58. The Chiefs overcame a ten point deficit to defeat the 49ers 25-22 in overtime.

Thad explains why he feels it is arguably the greatest Super Bowl of all time while Carl uses a quote from "The Wire" to explain the 49ers shortcomings.

Also, this Super Bowl was a prime example of a team needing multiple weapons on offense to win on the big stage. The News 8 duo discuss how the Bills need more than just a "Plan A" or "Plan B" on offense.

Finally, Thad and Carl discuss Patrick Mahomes' legacy and where he sits in the 'Greatest of All Time' discussions.

The Bills picked a bad day to have a bad day in their 27-24 loss home playoff loss to the Chiefs. News 8 sports director Thad Brown and former Syracuse cornerback Carl Jones break down what went wrong for Buffalo.

There has been much chatter on social media of the Bills final two offensive plays in the contest. Thad and Carl assess what happened on those snaps and if Josh Allen made the right decision on each play.

Also, Allen played another remarkable game in which he did enough to come away with a win. There were several plays including the touchdown pass to Khalil Shakir that were bonkers from the Bills QB1.

Bills interim offensive coordinator Joe Brady called a clean game for the most part against Kansas City. Thad talks about the few changes he made schematically to help the Bills offense succeed.

For the third straight playoff matchup with the Chiefs, the Bills defense did not play well especially the front four. In addition, Kansas City took advantage of the Bills injuries at linebacker and it showed in both the pass and run game.

For the third time in the last three seasons, the Bills season ended at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs. News 8 sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones discuss what happened on Sunday night.

This time around it was supposed to be different for the Bills. They finally hosted the Chiefs in a playoff game in the Josh Allen era yet the result was the same.

In a game where Allen made several outstanding plays and did not turn the ball over, the Bills offense still couldn't muster up a single point in the fourth quarter. How much of that was the Chiefs defense compared to the Bills lack of execution?

The Bills injuries on defense finally came back to haunt them. The unit struggled to keep up with and contain a Chiefs offense that was inconsistent throughout the season.

Spinning it forward what will this Bills group look like next season? Brandon Beane and the rest of the front office will have to manage a shaky salary cap situation while also addressing the age of the roster.

News 8 sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones break the All-22 film from the Bills 31-17 wild card playoff win over the Steelers.

Dalton Kincaid showed his capabilities as a downfield threat for the third consecutive week. Thad and Carl discuss how his field-stretching abilities help open up the Bills offense.

On the defensive side of the ball, several reserve players stepped up to make key stops. AJ Klein, Kaiir Elam, and Dane Jackson all came up big in relief for injured starters.

Thad and Carl speak on how the Bills matchup with the Chiefs in the divisional round. Also, the News 8 duo talk about where the Bills need to dominate to come away with the win.

The Bills finally took on the Steelers and the game went very much as expected.

It was cold, the Steelers struggled to move the ball, and the Bills came up with a win. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman break down how it all happened.

The defense came up big with two clutch takeaways that changed the momentum of the game. However, a multitude of injuries leave them wondering if they can hold up against the best of the AFC.

On offense, Josh Allen and Khalil Shakir provided some big plays, but can they rely on those chunks instead of moving the ball down the field consistently?

Finally, they look ahead to the matchup against the Chiefs. Where do the advantages lie? Will the Bills finally get the better of Patrick Mahomes in the playoffs? And which player getting healthy would be most advantageous for the Bills?

With the AFC East title on the line, several role players stepped up for the Bills to clinch the division on Sunday night over the Dolphins. News 8 sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones break down the All-22 film from the Bills 21-14 win in Week 18.

Taylor Rapp made two crucial plays at the end of the game to help seal the deal. Carl illustrates how the Bills safety was able to step up in those moments.

Although he didn't necessarily have the splash plays, Terrel Bernard had arguably his best game of the season. Thad discussed what made his performance so impactful.

On the offensive side of the ball, the News 8 duo speak on the Josh Allen experience. The Bills star quarterback started off very sluggish before turning it around in the second half.

Also, Thad talks about the play of O'Cyrus Torrence and how the rookie guard had another up and down showing.

The Bills completed their late-season turnaround with a come-from-behind victory against the Miami Dolphins, winning 21-14 on Sunday night to earn the AFC East Title.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss the crazy sequence of events that led to the win and the semi-viral clip of Thad chasing after Josh Allen postgame.

We once again saw both the bad and good Josh Allen. Can that type of performance win in the playoffs?

It was the unlikely heroes that stepped up for the Bills, what do the performances of Taylor Rapp, Deonte Harty, Trent Sherfield, and Baylon Spector mean for the team going forward?

Finally, while it wasn't pretty this year, the Bills are the #2 seed in the AFC playoffs. Can they go on a run?

The Bills pulled out another close win over an inferior opponent to inch one step closer to the postseason. News 8 sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones discuss the All-22 film of the Bills 27-21 win over the Patriots.

Josh Allen, admittedly, did not play up to his to elite level standards in the game. Thad and Carl discuss some of the plays he did not execute and how the passing game is inconsistent as a whole.

The News 8 duo speak on the relatively low snap count of Stefon Diggs and the effect that may have on the offense. Also, Thad speaks on the play of the offensive line.

Rasul Douglas was the MVP of the contest without question playing a role in three of the Bills takeaways. Thad and Carl analyze his stellar play.

Also, they speak on the Sean McDermott's aggressiveness as a defensive coordinator.

The Bills won their fourth straight game, topping the Patriots 27-21. But it wasn't pretty and it didn't clinch the Bills a playoff spot.

Thad Brown, AJ Feldman, and Carl Jones all join the show to break down the win.

The defense led the way, forcing four turnovers. Two were by Rasul Douglas who continues to make his mark on the defense. They analyze their outing and question whether the unit can carry them throughout the playoffs.

The offense struggled once again and the passing game is officially in a slump. What's wrong with Stefon Diggs and how can Joe Brady turn things around?

Finally, they preview next week's game against the Dolphins and talk about the Bills' playoff chances.

In a game that was closer than many predicted, the Bills were able to escape Los Angeles with a 24-22 win over the Chargers. News 8 Sports director Thad Brown and Carl Jones discuss the All-22 film of the game.

The News 8 duo break down three important plays on the final two drives of the game including the remarkable 3rd down pass by Josh Allen to Khalil Shakir. Also, Thad and Carl speak on a very lucky break that the Bills offense caught earlier on the same possession.

The Bills passing game wasn't firing on all cylinders for the 3rd consecutive week. Is this a Joe Brady issue or the players on the field?

Thad and Carl also discuss the game plan from the Bills defensively. Sean McDermott called a very aggressive game where he sent multiple blitzes to speed up the timing and create negative plays by Easton Stick and the Chargers offense.