Oct 13, 2026 · 43 min · 18 segments
The Bills escape with an OT win over the Rams in Los Angeles on MNF. ESPN NFL Insider Dan Graziano joins us. The Brewers & Guardians get LCS wins last night, Golic is pleased. We wrap up the hour with…
Mike Golic Jr.Host
Maybe the stat that surprised me as much as any, as the Bills got this 37-34 overtime win, Josh Allen's first career overtime win came into the game 0-7. in overtime, including the playoffs, and had a monster game in the air, on the ground especially for Josh Allen, as dual threat as any dual threat has ever been in NFL history, furthering his own record of games with a passing and rushing touchdown.

Going to have so much mileage between him and Cam Newton, who's in second when it's all said and done.

But this seems to me, and you tell me if you saw the story of this game any differently, and I think we've already seen it in the reaction in the fallout, the sound that will play you from Sean McVay, the head coach of the Rams.

This is once again an indictment of the third of football that the Rams have largely ignored.

Special teams disaster class once again sinks what otherwise looks like it should have been a big Rams win and probably their first big win really on a season where they're 2-3 right now.

It was the kind of rock fight that I liked because the last time these two teams met, it was 44-42.
Yeah, this was a low-scoring game, and then won 27-24 in favor of the Rams in the second half.
And more than a few of them were pre-snap penalties, which is really just undisciplined play.

Maybe the stat that surprised me as much as any, as the Bills got this 37-34 overtime win, Josh Allen's first career overtime win came into the game 0-7. in overtime, including the playoffs, and had a monster game in the air, on the ground especially for Josh Allen, as dual threat as any dual threat has ever been in NFL history, furthering his own record of games with a passing and rushing touchdown.

Going to have so much mileage between him and Cam Newton, who's in second when it's all said and done.

But this seems to me, and you tell me if you saw the story of this game any differently, and I think we've already seen it in the reaction in the fallout, the sound that will play you from Sean McVay, the head coach of the Rams.

This is once again an indictment of the third of football that the Rams have largely ignored.

Special teams disaster class once again sinks what otherwise looks like it should have been a big Rams win and probably their first big win really on a season where they're 2-3 right now.

It was the kind of rock fight that I liked because the last time these two teams met, it was 44-42.
Yeah, this was a low-scoring game, and then won 27-24 in favor of the Rams in the second half.
And more than a few of them were pre-snap penalties, which is really just undisciplined play.
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