Buffalo Bred

Dan welcomes Friend of the Pod, and resident Patriots expert Brandon Bennett to the show to discuss the early season divisional matchup between the Bills and Pats in Buffalo.

While it wasn't pretty, there was a lot to like about the Bills' ugly defense of their home turf in Week 3. James Cook, Brady's progress, and Greg Rousseau's ascendence all feature in this week's post game pod.

After a blazing start to the 2026 season, Dan examines what is real about the Joe Brady led Bills, and what may not be real by the end of the season.

Can the Bills finally breakthrough in Houston? National talking heads don't think so, but we do. Tune in to find out why.

Will the Bills find enough stars on the roster to help Allen and company get over the playoff hump and into the Super Bowl? Dan breakdowns who needs to step up if 2026 is to end differently than 2025.

Like the new logo? Design Credit: Bridget Malone, 2026.

For the second time in 3 years the Bills do not make a pick in the first round. JJ and Dan give their take on Beane's strategy, and talk who the Bills could target with their newfound Day 2 pick bounty.

Five dudes who love football come together to draft for their squads as JJ and Dan are joined by Jared, Steve and Logan for the Annual Friends of the Pod Mock Draft.

The pod checks in with our resident Mr. Brightside, Mike Kujawski (@kujomusic on all socials) to do a quick vibe check on the Bills heading into the draft. We discuss Brady's energy, whether or not it is time to retire "Mr. Brightside" as a game day anthem, plus a bonus Kujawski joins the pod as Mike Sr. shares his favorite memory from the Ralph.

Our third and final "Friends of the Pod" special where we invite Logan DeLutis to talk NFC East, New York Giants, and dive deep into uncharted territory for the pod, baseball talk. Giants, Yankees, Harbaugh, this pod has it all!

Friend of the Pod co-host Jared Zeidman (@nailtherecruitingprocess on all socials) joins us to talk about the New Your Jets offseason. He breaks down the decision to keep Aaron Glenn, what an all new coaching staff brings to the table, and why these Jets may compare favorably to the 2021 Lions.