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Bills hold off Jets on Monday Night Football · The Craig Way Show

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  Speaker 1: Craig Way alongside the producer Cameron Parker.
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  Speaker 2: Glad to have you with us, and as always, we
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  avail ourselves.
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  Speaker 1: I don't know.
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  Speaker 2: I'll let you check the text line because I'm still
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  waiting to get my clearance clearance. I'm waiting with this
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  new laptop to get everything worked out where I can
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  actually pull up the text line on the new computer
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  that I have engaged right now. But you still have
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  access to that, so I'll let you examine that. If
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  we have pertinent questions that we need to get to,
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  we'll do that. And also, by the way, next hour
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  Speaker 1: February, but you can get in the drawing for it.
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  Next hour. We'll get to that.
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  Speaker 3: So it always text us at eight one to five
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  three's show Text to word. Text is followed by your
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  message one one message. A couple come in asking were
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  there a larger amount of Detroit Lions fans at the
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  Cowboys game on Sunday.
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  Speaker 2: I'm sure there were no more than usual than when
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  you have opposing team fans come in somebody.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah, that's good about that. There were a lot of
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  Alliance fans there.
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  Speaker 3: Another texture asking, not even asking, it's more of a comment.
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  Listening to the Jerry Jones interview on one oh five
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  three of the Fan, this makes me think Jeane Jones
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  deserves an award for being married to that man all
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  this time. He must be a joy to be around.
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  I'm sure he was more fun to be around, you know,
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  twenty five years ago, thirty years ago.
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  Speaker 2: If you're Gene Jones, he probably wasn't more fun to
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  be around twenty five thirty years ago.
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  Speaker 1: Maybe not knowing what was going on.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, sure, it's probably the same when it comes
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  to that.
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  Speaker 1: Yeah.
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  Speaker 3: Another texture seeing the book, that's uh, the Ghost of
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  Darkness is based on the man Eaters of Tsavo.
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  Speaker 1: That's it is excellent.
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  Speaker 3: Yeah, so I thought that's my amazons.
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  Speaker 1: There you go, and the movie's pretty good too. Al Kelmer,
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  Michael Douglas.
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  Speaker 2: Michael Douglas is like it's like the old, the old
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  grizzled Hunter that's there specifically because because of the chill
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  he wants to get. Yeah, Val Kilmer is just trying
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  to get the railroad done, and these lions are just
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  attacking this village and of the railroad workers and just
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  eating them alive. It's it's like nineteen ninety six, I
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  think it is something like that when it comes out.
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  So yeah, it's pretty intrigued. So that what they were
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  doing is examining the teeth of the actual lions they
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  had and finding things about and they're trying to find
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  out why those suble lions were man eaters as opposed
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  to a lot of the regular lions of the bush
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  and of Kenya and Uganda and all of Africa, who
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  do not kill for sport, they and do not normally
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  attack men for food. Their food is of a different variety.
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  But these lions had a different idea. So that's that's
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  what all that research was about. This is pretty fascinating
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  research I think going on.
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  Speaker 1: So did you watch the You did? You watched the
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  bill Jets? Yes? I was gonna ask you if you
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  watch the Monday night football game last night? So you did?
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  I did?
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  Speaker 3: In a good bounce back game for Josh Allen. I mean,
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  the Bills had lost two in a row. Allen was
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  just abysmal against Houston in the not really rematch, but
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  the you know, Josh Allen's Von Diggs game that a
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  lot of people are looking forward to, only had what
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  like nine completions, thirty plus pass attempts, but looked a
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  lot better. Bill's red zone offense looked good three or
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  four and the Jets, I mean, they they had their chance.
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  Speaker 1: Now.
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  Speaker 3: Of course, when you fire your coach, you don't want
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  to face one of the best teams the next week, right,
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  So they're in a tough spot facing a Buffalo team
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  that's coming off of two losses. You knew Buffalo is
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  gonna be ready to go in that one, and the
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  Jets didn't look bad. But the thing is, you know
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  when you look at a new coach and there's so
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  many little things you want to see get cleaned up,
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  like penalties, right, and there was a penalty in every
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  single play of that game last time, and that that
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  just could have been the officiating crew.
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  Speaker 1: But that last Jets drive was brutal.
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  Speaker 3: It felt like every play there was a flag, and
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  of course it culminates in the Aaron Rodgers interception targeting
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  Mike Williams gets picked off, and then the next day
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  we have the DeVante Adams trade. So that's what I
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  think two games now where Mike Williams and Aaron Rodgers
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  have been on the wrong page led to an interception.
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  You can probably tell Rogers went into the front office
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  and said, I'm done with this guy, get him out,
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  get me DeVante Adams. But I think if you're a
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  Jets fan, you feel okay about the game now. They
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  certainly could have won it. And also the kicking last night, Craig,
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  I mean, we saw one of the worst point after
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  attempts of all time from Tyler Bass.
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  Speaker 2: And for those of us who have Tyler bassan football team.
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  Fortunately I didn't need those points to win. I already
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  had things locked up, otherwise I would not have been happy.
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  Speaker 3: So you know how last weight we talked about the
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  win probability stat making fun of it on the ESPN
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  Baseball Scoretiker, where it just the win probability of.
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  Speaker 2: A ninety one and then like two pitches later it's
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  had eleven percent or thirteen percent because it just wildly fluctuates.
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  Speaker 3: And I said that just below that is the win
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  probability on the ESPN Fantasy app, which lets you know,
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  a few weeks ago I had like a ninety eight
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  percent chance of winning I lost. Well, it flipped because
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  yesterday going in, my team had an awful week for
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  some reason. I had Exavier Hutchinson started, he got zero points.
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  Seahawks defense minus two. I had Pat Firemouth and over
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  Mark Andrews he got three points. I had a ninety
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  nine percent chance of losing yesterday. But Alan Lazard caught
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  a fifty two yard Hill Mary touchdown, Josh Allen had
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  three touchdowns, and my buddy, who was playing, he texted
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  me we're no longer friends because I ended up waiting
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  five four points last night. So possibilities the most useless stat.
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  Speaker 2: So the Jets lose, you know who they play next?
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  Tell me the Steelers? Okay, And Mike Tomlin today said
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  Russell Wilson is quote in consideration in quote to start
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  against the Jets. He said he'd make his choice between
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  Wilson and Justin Fields as the starting quarterback closer to
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  game time. That's the way he described it. Closer to
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  the game time. So we'll see how that develops as well.
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  All right, up next, we'll talk football of the collegiate
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  and high school variety in the state of Texas. Greg Temper,
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  managing editor of Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine joins us
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  next when we continue on Sports Radio AM thirteen under
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  his own of the iHeartRadio app.