The Buffalo Bills have a Joe Burrow problem to take care of on Sunday, part of a huge week in the NFL where a lot of teams could finally get that fraud stamp smashed into their foreheads.

But will the Bills get that label? Ryan and Prescott break down why they think they won't, as well as take a look at the rest of the Week 14 slate. There's plenty to like about the schedule, and hopefully the games are to our liking as well.

Time will tell.

Another week of Buffalo sports means another RoostCast, and Ryan and Prescott are all over a big game for James Cook and the Buffalo Bills against Aaron Rodgers' broken old ass. Does it change much about what we expect from the Bills? What are the Steelers going to do? And what about the rest of the NFL, how did all of that go in Week 13?

There's some Josh Norris talk in there and after we were done recording, the two stayed on the call for way too long talking about the hundreds of weird stickers they both happened to have in a container within arm's reach.

Good show! Let's do it again later this week to talk Bills/Bengals.

Happy Thanksgiving, dear Patrons of The Goose's Roost. We hope you had a lovely holiday filled with good times, good friends and family, and a brief break from the everyday stress of being a Buffalo Sports fan. And, you know, existing.

In any event, we fought through some technical difficulties in Ryan's childhood basement to deliver a preview for Bills/Steelers, along with some fairly accurate predictions for the Thanksgiving games and beyond. Will Aaron Rodgers be annoying? Will the Bills get their collective shit together? What's YOUR favorite pie?

Keep to the right lane unless you're passing and keep having a great holiday weekend. We'll talk to you next week after whatever the Bills decide to do on Sunday.

Ryan and Prescott regroup after a Thursday Night Football disaster for the Buffalo Bills. A few days after the fact, things are less bleak. But it's clear the season might not have the high points we hoped for, and there's a lot to talk about when it comes to what changes need to be made.

There's Sabres talk, the Bills Hallmark movie is addressed as well, but sifting through the wreckage of Bills/Texans takes up most of the episode. Also note that with the holiday, we'll likely get the Sports Recorders up sometime on Wednesday if everything goes well.

We hope you have a lovely short week and a great holiday. We'll talk again soon.

Well, it's another big game on short rest. Ryan and Prescott are back to talk about the Houston Texans, a very strange team hosting the Bills on Thursday Night Football.

Can Josh Allen and the Bills put up points against a very good Texans defense? Can Davis Mills make some plays against the Bills? And what about the coughing babies that are the Bills run defense and the Texans run game? And all that Keon Coleman stuff, while we're talking?

It's a huge matchup with big consequences, especially given the rest of the Week 12 schedule. Which we go through in the back half of the podcast, so if you're short on time you can save that last 30 minutes or so for after whatever happens on Thursday night.

Either way, we'll have plenty to talk about next week ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. We hope you and yours are well. Go Bills.

Oh, what a time we had on Sunday in Orchard Park. Josh Allen made history, Gabe Davis got back in the mix, and the Bills won a big game against the Bucs while the rest of the NFL saw some wild action as well.

Ryan and Prescott talk about it all, including what role Keon Coleman has in an offense that certainly looked pretty good without him. There's a bit about the Texans as well, but we're saving most of our thoughts on Thursday Night Football for a Sports Recorders episode that will drop on Wednesday.

As always, we thank our Patrons for their support and hope you're gearing up for a fun second half of the season. We'll talk to you again later this week.

Ryan and Prescott pick up the pieces after the loss to the Dolphins and break down what needs to happen at home on Sunday to right the ship against Tampa Bay. Will Josh Allen and Baker Mayfield have a contest to see who can be the silliest goose of the game? How important is getting back on track over these next two weeks as the season reaches its second half? And who will catch the football for the Buffalo Bills?

Pressing questions, indeed.

The two also break down the rest of a very interesting Week 11 in the National Football League. There will be much to discuss after this one, with a short week ahead.

See you then!

Well, yikes. That's not a good run of things to talk about, all things considered.

Ryan and Prescott gather to sift through what's left of a Bills blowout loss to the Dolphins, and whatever is going on with the Buffalo Sabres. Who's to blame for all of this? Did we do something wrong? Us, personally? Have to take it under consideration!

Well, at least we have pants. There's that.

Ryan and Prescott return to break down an underwhelming trade deadline for the Bills, and what it means to stand pat. They also talk about what the Jets are doing, whether the Colts are for real, and what a low-scoring Thursday Night Football game means when it comes to whether the Broncos are for real or not.

THEN, they finally talk about the Dolphins. Who also made some trades, fired their general manager, removed all fun from the locker room and still have a large language model serving as head coach. Will Josh Allen continue to hate the Dolphins? Probably!

As always, we thank our Patrons for their support. It's all for you, baby! Stay safe out there.

Ryan's audio is not great early on in this one, as he accidentally recorded with the wrong microphone for a bit. It clears up about 26 minutes in, right when he does a Tony Romo impression. Really sorry about that, but hopefully you can muscle through.

After a lively discussion about a big Bills win over the Cheifs, they break down some potential trades they Bills can make to go win it all, and debate just how aggressive Brandon Beane should be at the halfway point of the season in Josh Allen's last year before he's just another 30-year-old out there.

The later portion of the show is a whip around the league to break down what else happened in Week 9. Is anyone good at football? Well, the Buffalo Bills sure are.

We'll be back on Friday to preview a trip to Miami and talk about whatever went down at the trade deadline. Unless something big enough happens that we have to talk about it sooner.

See you then.