When it comes to Sports talk in the morning, especially Bills and Sabres, there is only once source in Buffalo...Howard and Jeremy! Weekdays 6am-10am. There is no other morning show in Western New York that offers you the chance to sound off on your teams the morning after the game like Howard and J…
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They analyze Josh Allen's record-breaking rushing pace and discuss the legitimacy of his goal-line production. The discussion also covers the struggling Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the massive hype surrounding college star Jeremiah Smith ahead of the NFL Draft. (00:01:05) Josh Allen Rushing Stats (00:05:14) Buccaneers QB Struggles (00:09:41) Jeremiah Smith Draft Hype

Paul Hamilton joins the program to discuss the Buffalo Sabres' final preparations before their season opener against Columbus. They analyze Lindy Ruff's experimental line combinations, the health of Mattias Samuelsson, and the potential roster moves involving prospects like Jiří Kulich and Konsta Helenius. (00:01:00) NHL Season Opening Recap (00:02:59) Sabres Defense Injury Updates (00:09:41) Ruff's New Forward Lines (00:17:20) Buffalo Forward Depth Discussion (00:22:52) Josh Allen Rushing Stats

Joe DiBiase and the group discuss why October is the premier month for sports, highlighted by the upcoming Sports Equinox. They evaluate the legitimacy of recent NFL performances from the Steelers and Raiders before weighing in on the Manchester City financial scandal. The discussion wraps up with a heated debate about the botanical origins of lemons. (00:01:31) October Sports Equinox (00:04:43) NFL Team Evaluations (00:08:19) Steelers Legitimacy Debate (00:10:27) Manchester City Scandal (00:12:51) The Great Lemon Debate

Sal Capaccio analyzes the Buffalo Bills' matchup against the New England Patriots, focusing on Drake Maye's history of turnovers and the Patriots' offensive line injuries. They also discuss Josh Allen's league-leading deep passing efficiency and the current status of the injury report, including Christian Benford. (00:01:03) Yankees Red Sox Rivalry (00:04:44) Drake Maye's Turnover Struggles (00:11:44) Phidarian Mathis Roster Move (00:17:14) Josh Allen's Passing Stats (00:21:20) Bills Injury Report Update

Joe analyzes the statistical strengths of the Buffalo Bills' defense compared to the New England Patriots' struggling offense. A caller joins to debate whether the "13 Seconds" playoff loss or Scott Norwood's Super Bowl miss remains the most painful moment in franchise history. (00:01:43) Bills-Patriots Matchup Analysis (00:06:28) Patriots' Receiver Depth Issues (00:10:00) Comparing Historical Bills Heartbreaks

Joe Marino joins to break down the Bills' performance against the Chargers, specifically analyzing Josh Allen's interceptions and the team's offensive identity. They also preview the upcoming game against the Patriots, focusing on Drake Maye's struggles and New England's defensive scheme. Finally, the discussion shifts to the Buffalo Sabres' season opener and fan reactions to returning players. (00:01:02) Vrabel on QB Decisions (00:02:35) Joe Marino Interview (00:04:43) Josh Allen Interception Analysis (00:16:13) Drake Maye's Struggles (00:21:41) Sabres Season Preview

Jeremy and Joe discuss the contrasting paths of Brock Purdy and Drake May, debating Purdy's MVP credentials despite his draft status. They analyze May's current struggles in New England, comparing his career arc to Tua Tagovailoa while questioning his mental state and the coaching staff. (00:01:51) Purdy MVP Conversation (00:04:40) Drake May Career Arc (00:09:15) Patriots Panicking Over May

Joe DiBiase, Owen Parker, and Joe Cali evaluate Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen's readiness to serve as the Buffalo Sabres' primary goaltender amidst concerns over his past consistency. They also breakdown NHL opening night performances and discuss the technological limitations of modern sports streaming services.(00:01:14) Stadium Address Controversy(00:05:47) Multi-View Streaming Frustrations(00:09:16) NHL Opening Night Recap(00:20:30) Sabres Injury Updates(00:22:08) Luukkonen Goaltending Debate

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Joe DiBiase and Mike Florio discuss the Buffalo Bills taking the top spot in the PFT power rankings after a gritty victory. They also examine the reported friction between Justin Herbert and Mike McDaniel while analyzing the struggles of Drake Maye and the Patriots. (00:01:13) Lawrence's Odd Kneel Down (00:03:46) Backup Quarterback Success Stories (00:11:58) Mike Florio Joins Show (00:19:12) Analyzing Drake Maye's Struggles (00:24:26) Bills Schedule and Sabres

Austin Corbett joins Joe to discuss the Buffalo Bills' resilient win over the Los Angeles Chargers despite committing five turnovers. They analyze the team's ability to overcome sloppy play and preview the upcoming divisional clash with the New England Patriots. Additionally, a statistical breakdown highlights Buffalo's league-leading success against sub-.500 teams since 2020. (00:01:19) Austin Corbett Interview (00:04:19) Overcoming Sluggish Chargers Win (00:11:53) Buffalo Winning Percentage Stats

They analyze Case Keenum's unexpected success on Monday Night Football and Nick Sirianni's questionable fourth-down decisions during the Eagles' loss. The discussion on WGR also covers the validity of Josh Allen's rushing touchdowns and a rapid-fire review of every AFC team. (00:01:07) Keenum's Monday Performance (00:03:56) Sirianni's Questionable Coaching (00:08:07) Allen's Rushing TD Debate (00:11:11) AFC One And Done

Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase examine the Buffalo Bills' historical struggle to secure the AFC's top seed despite consistent regular-season success. They compare the frequency of "bad losses" between the Bills and the Kansas City Chiefs while analyzing Zay Flowers' impact on the Baltimore Ravens. (00:01:00) Drake Maye and Patriots (00:04:40) Bills Home Field Advantage (00:09:11) Comparing Bills and Chiefs (00:11:47) AFC North Contenders

Jeremy and Joe examine the Buffalo Bills' early-season success and the unusual absence of a glaring team weakness compared to past years. They analyze New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye's ambiguous comments regarding a possible shoulder injury and what it implies for his performance. The discussion also covers Gregory Rousseau's elite defensive production and the latest injury updates for the Buffalo Sabres' opening night roster. (00:01:03) Dion Dawkins Holding Comments (00:04:15) Bills' Lack of Flaws (00:09:17) Gregory Rousseau's Elite Play (00:14:12) Drake Maye's Injury Status (00:24:49) Sabres Season Preview

They evaluate Joe Brady's update on Josh Allen's health and the team's high-event football strategy. They also critique the Eagles' offensive collapse against the Bears and launch a new segment called Obstructed View to debate NFL analytics and the Jaguars' ranking in the AFC. (00:01:16) Josh Allen & Eagles Struggles (00:06:03) Obstructed View Segment Debut (00:11:32) Jaguars AFC Ranking Debate

Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase analyze the Buffalo Sabres' goaltending situation and evaluate their offseason moves as the NHL season begins. They also preview the Buffalo Bills' upcoming clash with the New England Patriots while discussing Khalil Shakir's role in Joe Brady's offense. The segment wraps up with high praise for prospect Konsta Helenius. (00:01:00) NFL Landscape and Patriots Week (00:04:21) NHL Season and Leafs Trade (00:06:00) Sabres Goalie and Offseason Debate (00:18:46) Bills-Patriots Preview and Shakir (00:25:20) Konsta Helenius Development

Jeremy & Joe, The Extra Point, and Schopp & Bulldog break down the Buffalo Bills extending their unbeaten start to 3-0 with a gritty win over the LA Chargers. Analysis covers C.J. Gardner-Johnson's game-altering goal-line interception, Gregory Rousseau's two-sack afternoon (6 on the season), and Josh Allen's physical two-touchdown rushing performance. Plus, debates on Joe Brady's 4th-and-7 aggressiveness, Josh Allen's knee health and scramble rate, James Cook's rushing surge, and Drake Maye's struggles in New England.

From 'It's Always Gameday In Buffalo' (subscribe here): Matt and Sal share their thoughts following the Bills 24-16 win over the Chargers in Week 3, despite committing 5 turnovers and struggling to find the offensive rhythm from the first couple weeks. Plus, injury updates, Greg Rousseau continues to impress and looking ahead to the Patriots game next week.

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They evaluate Khalil Shakir's production relative to his contract as the Buffalo offense shifts toward deeper downfield targets. The conversation also analyzes a significant win probability swing against the Chargers and Marquez Valdes-Scantling's rapid movement across several NFL rosters. (00:01:28) Defensive Play Analysis (00:02:46) MVS Roster Journey (00:04:01) Stadium Experience Feedback (00:05:39) Shakir's Production Debate (00:11:04) Allen's Rare Reception

Jeremy White and Joe DiBiase recap the Buffalo Bills' latest victory, addressing the polarizing "Nickel City" uniforms and the noise levels at the new stadium. They break down James Cook's elite agility and Greg Rousseau's dominant pass-rushing performance while debating the legitimacy of stadium decibel meters. (00:02:13) Bills Victory Monday (00:03:54) Stadium Atmosphere Discussion (00:08:46) Josh Allen's Performance (00:17:02) James Cook's Agility (00:27:03) NFL Standings Update

Jeremy and Joe analyze Jim Harbaugh's post-game comments and the job security of several NFL coaches following a rough weekend. They also examine the Buffalo Bills' running back rotation and Christian Benford's long-term fit within the defensive scheme before discussing Sabres goalie rumors. (00:01:06) NFL Head Coach Job Security (00:04:31) Bills Running Back Roles (00:06:30) Christian Benford Contract Fit (00:11:46) Sabres Goaltending Trade Rumors

Sal Capaccio joins Jeremy and Joe to recap the Buffalo Bills' victory over the Los Angeles Chargers and address concerns regarding Josh Allen's potential knee injury. They also discuss Greg Rousseau's historic sack record and the upcoming matchup against the New England Patriots. (00:01:15) Bills Victory Recap (00:03:52) Allen Injury Status (00:09:45) Rousseau Historical Performance (00:16:09) Patriots Offense Analysis (00:18:07) James Cook Performance

Jeremy and Joe examine the Buffalo Sabres' goaltending situation as Colton Ellis prepares for the season opener. They also break down the Buffalo Bills' win over the Chargers, focusing on Josh Allen's knee injury and Joe Brady's aggressive play-calling. (00:01:47) Sabres Goalie Situation (00:04:22) Bills Victory Recap (00:06:03) Josh Allen Injury Watch (00:08:13) Joe Brady Coaching Style (00:15:07) NFL Scoreboard Update

Bills wide receiver DJ Moore joins Jeremy and Joe to discuss a resilient win over the Chargers and his building chemistry with Josh Allen. They evaluate the impact of Keon Coleman and Khalil Shakir while reviewing defensive standouts like Greg Rousseau and the team's ability to overcome a high turnover count. (00:01:32) DJ Moore Interview (00:09:01) Receiver Production Analysis (00:16:53) Defensive Performance Review (00:22:58) Strategic Game Management

Jeremy and Joe analyze the Buffalo Bills' improbable win despite committing five turnovers against the Los Angeles Chargers. They discuss the Chargers' history of losing high-turnover games and why Buffalo's aggressive offensive style remains necessary. They also review results from around the NFL and address concerns about Josh Allen's health and the offensive line. (00:02:11) Bills Win With Five Turnovers (00:05:13) Chargers' History Of Losing (00:12:33) NFL Weekend Recap Highlights (00:14:04) Listener Call: Turnover Streaks (00:24:26) Offensive Line Pressure Concerns

Schopp & Bulldog unpack Bills' 24-16 win over the Chargers on Sunday to climb to 3-0 on the season

David Droegemeier, Vic Carucci, and Aaron Williams break down the key matchups, storylines, and game plans for Bills vs. Chargers. Plus, Paul Hamilton joins to unpack Sabres preseason injuries and prep you for puck drop on the regular season!

Desperate teams make dangerous opponents, and Los Angeles is coming into Buffalo fighting to save their season. We break down why line movements and trap-game vibes have us feeling a little more uneasy than we'd like to admit.

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are analyzed as the league's dominant 'September Champions' following a powerful start to the season. They also explore Caleb Williams' dramatic injury cart moment, league-wide offensive trends, and rumors about Mike McDaniel. (00:01:50) Bills September Dominance (00:07:26) Caleb Williams Injury Drama (00:20:47) Allen vs Lamar Debate (00:34:27) NFL Offensive Trends (00:48:41) Mike McDaniel Coaching Rumors (00:57:45) Joe Brady's Explosive Offense (01:10:31) Bills vs Chargers Preview

Kickoff with Boomer Valenti: The Chiefs Dynasty is back, the Packers and Chargers might stink, and Jaxson Dart's season is over. The guys give their Week 3 picks and wrap up with a game of "QB or HC"

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Major Matthew Roy discusses the logistics and personal significance of piloting the first flyover at the new Highmark Stadium in a C-17 aircraft. Later, a look at the Buffalo Bills' win probability leads to a trip down memory lane regarding the team's most surprising historical upsets. (00:01:36) Major Matthew Roy Interview (00:05:55) Flyover Altitudes And Regulations (00:09:48) Bills Odds And Upsets

They take a trip down memory lane by recalling obscure and legendary players from the Chargers' franchise history. Discussion shifts to an analysis of the upcoming NFL slate, including the Bills' matchup against Los Angeles and key AFC rivalries. Callie Cat and Owen Mann also share details about their new podcast venture, Next Gen Sports Talk. (00:02:34) Remembering Former Chargers (00:12:34) NFL Week 3 Preview (00:21:59) Next Gen Sports Podcast (00:24:55) Bills Versus Chargers Scouting