Back in 1997, the Bills were thinking about who might eventually replace Hall of Fame defensive end Bruce Smith.   They drafted Marcellus Wiley in the second round out of Columbia that year with that possibility in mind.  Wiley eventually did that in 2000 when Smith moved on to Washington.  He wound up playing ten seasons in the NFL for the Bills, Chargers, Cowboys, and Jaguars.  He was a player that provided answers on the field, and was never at a loss for words off of it.  Not surprisingly, he went on to broadcasting success with ESPN and FS1 among other outlets.

He joined Adam and Sal to reflect on his time in Buffalo, that included the infamous Music City Miracle, and offer some strong takes on what it's going to take to get this current edition of the Bills over the top and into the Super Bowl.