What, what, what, what do the Bills have to look forward to this weekend, please?

Taking on the Raiders, a team that was not expected to be much before the year.

They've been significantly better than expected, at least record-wise.

They're three and two, but the three teams they beat are a combined one and 14, so that three and two has some red flags with it.

Uh, they've got a really great tight end named Brock Bowers, who, who might as well be a receiver.

He's so athletic.

He's so good, and the Bills' past defense has been bad enough that I don't think that'll change this week.

And, you know, uh, uh, fixing the little, uh, uh, challenges that we've had, uh, good progress made this week at, at practice, you think?

New coach, how'd he do last night?

I like the fact that you had a Bills team that was coming off a loss in New England.

And I know it was the first loss of the year, and the Patriots are supposed to be a division rival, and you lost by three.

And th- th- those are things that in, in the, the grand scheme, in a vacuum, you would look at and say, "That's gonna happen." But that was a game where the Bills, I think, probably felt like they should've won, considering the Patriots came in struggling mightily, and would've had an opportunity to really take a commanding lead in the division.

Instead, you lose the game, you give New England life, and you're gonna make the rest of the year a fight.

So that's a, that's a tough loss to take.

That's a gut punch.

In, uh, non-football related stuff, we had, uh, Mrs., uh, Josh up in the, uh, uh, box, and we had, uh, the throwing of a punch after the game?

Well, what can we expect on Monday night, please?

Tough game.

Uh, the Rams are the Super Bowl favorite and deserve to be.

They, uh, have a ton of talent both sides of the ball.

They arguably have the best combination of receivers in the NFL with, uh, Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.

And then defensively, they're, they're really good.

Uh, Aaron Donald, who is pretty universally recognized as the best defensive tackle maybe in the history of the league, came out of retirement so he could play with this ridiculous collection of talent that the Rams have.

I- is that an i- is that an option? Could that potentially grow in popularity?

I think, uh, uh, over at One Bills Drive or wherever they hang out, those, uh, smoke alarms or whatever that, that, uh, the quarterback was talking about last week are probably sounding even louder this week.

Oh, it's a four-alarm fire right now.

I mean, that was, that was a bad game.

And, uh, we'll, we'll talk about the quarterback in a minute, but the, the big problem, the biggest problem is what's going on in the secondary.

Uh, the Bills were missing their top cornerback, Christian Benford, due to a toe injury.

It didn't seem that serious.

Uh, he should be back in the next couple weeks or so, but they've got two young guys playing the two corner spots, Davidson Igbinosun, who's a rookie, and Max Harrison, who's in his second year but didn't really play much as a rookie, so he's really young for a year two player, and they did not have a good day against a Patriots receiving corps that was beaten up on its own, not very talented, against a quarterback in Drake May, that came in struggling and even still showed some of the signs of the, the problems he was having before last week, yesterday, or before yesterday in that game, uh, against the Bills.

W- we, we play Monday night next week?

You know what I mean? And I feel like I'm out on him, and I- talk me out of being out on him, I guess, is what I'm asking.

I can do that.

The...

I always...

Look, Josh Palmer last year, I thought, watching him on film, was the best separator the Bill's had at receiver.

The guy who could win one-on-one, who could make plays on his own.

Now, look, he gets to the Atlanta game and, and has the injury, and is never seen the rest of the year.

Like, it's just a bunch of good