Amari Cooper's debut was a big success even in a limited appearance. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman explain why Cooper was absent in one key category. They also discuss all the areas where his impact will continue.

They spend a few minutes on a defensive star who didn't get the stats he likely deserved. Plus, did Tyler Bass save his job and an issue the Bills are volunteering to point out.

Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain what they see in Amari Cooper right now. Where he lands on the Stefon Diggs spectrum. How much to worry about drops. The new dimensions he brings to the offense.

Also, they discuss why Joe Brady and Ray Davis deserve a ton of success for the Bills run success against the Jets. And whether Taylor Rapp changes the long term outlook for the Bills current safeties.

In between penalties, a football game was played on Monday night and the Bills came out on top. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss an ugly and weird game at MetLife Stadium.

Ray Davis emerged as the offensive standout, registering 152 yards of total offense with James Cook out with injury. How does his emergence impact the offense and how much credit does the offensive line deserve for his success?

The defense found a way to get it done, holding the Jets to just one touchdown (other than the Hail Mary). They discuss how they were able to grind out an ugly win and punish a bad offense.

Finally, things look a lot rosier for the Bills with their 2.5-game lead in the division. They discuss their future outlook and predict whether or not Tyler Bass will kick for the team against the Titans next week.

Bills WRs took a ton of blame after the loss in Houston. But Buffalo Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain why Josh Allen deserved some heat for his worst game of the year.

On D, Greg Rousseau led a number of standouts on the defensive line, plus Thad and Carl explain why Terrel Bernard took a leap (literally) into elite LB territory.

The Bills might have just as much an issue at safety as they do at receiver. And after losing a coach, we explain why the Jets will be fired up for the Bills.

The Texans beat the Bills 23-20 in a game that was so crazy that the return of Stefon Diggs turned into an afterthought. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss everything that happened in a wild game in Houston.

They start with all of the many coaching decisions that helped shape the end of the game. Did Sean McDermott cost them the game by being aggressive late? The duo might not be as down on the Bills head coach as you might expect.

On the other hand, there are few positives you can say about the team's offense. Josh Allen threw the ball 30 times and completed just 9 passes. How can they turn things around?

Finally, they put things into perspective with the Bills still atop the AFC East with a 3-2 record.

The Bills were riding high after the first three games of the season. They were humbled on Sunday night as the Ravens walloped the Bills from start to finish. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss the few highs and the many, many lows.

Baltimore was perfectly built to exploit the defense's weaknesses and injuries. But the most concerning part of that side of the ball might be the defensive line.

The offense took forever to get cooking, but when they did, a Joe Brady playcall lit everything up in flames. They discuss the decision and all of the different reasons why it was doomed from the start.

While you should not panic from one loss, this matchup brought the feared problems of this team back to the surface. How does the team adjust going forward heading into a big showdown with Stefon Diggs and the Texans? All that and more are discussed in this episode.

Hard to fit all the kudos from the Bills whitewashing of Jacksonville into just one podcast, but Thad Brown and AJ Feldman found a way to spread the flowers around.

Josh Allen is now an MVP favorite, but what made Joe Brady's plan work best Monday night. One area particularly impressed defensively, but many participated in making it happen. And plenty of discussion about what an incredible piece of Bills coaching in an era where some teams don't even bother.

The Bills went down to Miami and handed the Dolphins a convincing L to move to 2-0 on the season.

Josh Allen did not have to be Superman as James Cook was served up as the special of the day, scoring three touchdowns in a career game.

The defense held the Dolphins to just ten points, three in the final three quarters. That was without Terrel Bernard who left the game in the first quarter with a pec injury.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss the dominating performance, highlight key performances from some unlikely places, and look ahead to how the rest of the AFC East stacks up.

It wasn't just that the Bills won. It's who they won with. Lots of guys that were maybe's and hopefully's ended up the stars on Sunday.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss how much Greg Rousseau's big day might lift the season. Why "everybody eats" worked and why it didn't. Plus, what happened with the refs?

Good and bad for Joe Andreessen in the preseason finale against the Panthers. How much will this game alter his chances to make the Bills roster? Sports Director Thad Brown and AJ Feldman will discuss.

Plus, where’s the concern level for Tyler Bass after his first preseason miss? And could Frank Gore sneak onto the team after a 100 yard game to close his exhibition season. Buffalo Gameday Recap will explain who likely survives cutdown day and who doesn’t.