WGR Middays with Brad, Tim & Owen

Tim Graham and Brad Riter reacts to the "aesthetic travesty" of the old Lackawanna City Hall building. The discussion shifts to a call from "The Blind Rhino," a blind bowler who shares his technique and desires a match against Deone Walker. They explore the possibility of televising the matchup on "Beat the Champ."

Brad and Tim evaluate Bills receiver Skyler Bell's potential and debate the "stud" label before reminiscing about Ryan Fitzpatrick's legendary 2011 victory over the Patriots. They also discuss jersey naming conventions for Josh and Kyle Allen and chat with former UB lineman Peter Bittner about Khalil Mack's time in Buffalo.

(00:01:00) Skylar Bell Potential

(00:04:38) 2011 Patriots Recap

(00:08:03) Naming Suffix Rules

(00:14:28) Allen Jersey Names

(00:27:54) Khalil Mack Memories

Brad Riter and Tim Graham discuss the emergence of Bills defensive tackle Deone Walker and his high-level performance early in the season. They also share stories from Tim’s time as a film extra and answer fan questions about the team's West Coast travel and coaching staff roles.

(00:01:01) DeWayne Carter Analysis

(00:05:18) Movie Industry Anecdotes

(00:11:40) Bills Road Trip Questions

Brad and Tim analyze whether the winless Chargers pose a trap game threat to the Buffalo Bills. They dive into the significant betting line shift and Jim Harbaugh's reputation for coaching prepared teams despite a slow start. The conversation on WGR Middays also covers the Falcons upset over the Packers and Brad's track showdown with OJ McDuffie.

(00:02:24) Chargers Struggles and Harbaugh

(00:08:14) Betting Lines and QB Value

(00:14:22) Falcons Upset and Penix Debut

(00:18:45) Brad’s Meet With OJ McDuffie

(00:24:36) Mechanical Bulls and Pizza Friday

From 'It's Always Gameday In Buffalo' (subscribe here): Sal and Matt go over the latest from Bills practice, including injury notes on DJ Moore, Ed Oliver and Keon Coleman. Plus, news from Joe Brady's presser including some interesting comments on Josh Allen. How different is this team under Joe Brady than Sean McDermott?