Kyle Brandt goes crazy Diggs, Bills hand Rodgers, Packers 4th straight loss, 27-17

by for surprises. But in the meantime, Packers bills, the teams enter through the same tunnels. Look at Rogers and Allen before the game, just kind of walking out together. It's unusual, but it's the crowd is what Peter talked about McDermott last year is insane. After a crazy run to get down to the one Josh Allen just says, I'll just kind of do whatever I want. Dawson knocks touchdown. No big deal, but on the by pick up to the same guy that beat the Chiefs a couple weeks ago. Just your run of the mill Josh Allen highlight and the bills are off and rolling seven nothing now. And there's this one digs was on one yesterday, Jason McCourty. And what happens after this play? Oh my goodness. Diggs gets up and he wants all the smoke. Yes. Those are good teammates right there. Gabe Davis, McKenzie holding them back. Don't do it. Don't do it. Meanwhile, just an incredible catch and a perfect throw 14 nothing. The Packers have anything. They sure do. Peter. Romeo dot makes an incredible catch wearing that beautiful number 87. Shout out to Jordan. That's an awesome catch. So maybe guys Robert bro. Shout out to Robert. Maybe the change to 21 to seven. That's not good. And I was just Alan. Give me that digs. That's a big old game. 50 plus yards. Digs appeared to bite his tongue. And Chris Collins worked at an amusing impression of Stefan Diggs biting his tongue in the booth. It was really good. Fourth quarter though. The Packers started just running the ball a lot, which is great, but they were down by a lot. So it's a little weird. And then Matt Milano said, exit stage, right? We got peanut butter cups to eat. Get out of here. Matt versus darn. And they have a fight back. And there's those two guys from Cali to excellent quarterbacks. And one of them has an excellent team that is six and one. The Buffalo Bills went 27 to 17. But if you watch this show, you know, it's Halloween and you know, nobody does it better. So we're going to talk pills pack is we're going to lay out right now for the master of scaremonies in Los Angeles. Mr. Will Silva, take it away. Will. Welcome to good morning football presented by old trapper beef jerky. We're live in New York city. It's Halloween and we're getting right to it. Josh Allen. It's the bills. They got off to a big first athlete last night. They never look back. Take a listen to what Josh Allen and Aaron Rogers had to say after Sunday night football. I have a crappy taste in my mouth right now. And I know we won. I'm happy that we won our defense played really well. Special teams played really well. Uh, I thought we ran the ball really. There's a lot of positives. It's never as, never as bad, never as great as you think it is. Um, but a lot to learn from lots of, uh, to, to get better at. And again, that's, that's what we practice for us. We played this game for, and, uh, we'll learn from it and grow from it. That's kind of what's been going on with us. You know, throw a chest down to Bobby, get a penalty, come back, have a big kickoff return, have a penalty. Um, I think we're getting our, all our guys back for a week and then somebody is out. Um, so nobody feels sorry for us. We got to find a way to get one way. And I feel like we can just get one and the whole momentum changes. Well, if we wanted to be one happy quarterback, one sad quarterback, we could have been those guys, but we're here at the table. How we long Joe Namath little eight, great Dennis green and one Leslie Visser, who I'm fairly convinced covered all three of you gentlemen and her intrepid career. So happy Halloween. It's great to see you, Leslie. Thank you. Happy Halloween. You look incredible to you. If we wouldn't mind picking this up a little quick today, I got a snarky, flirty, a radio shack commercial to film with Terry Hatcher. Joe, what do you got going on today? You know, I'll tell you this right now. We, we already won one super bowl. I see it happening plenty of times after my time with the New York jets. It's no problem. New York city is a beautiful place. Who's coming with me afterwards. I'll tell you what, it feels good to be Joe Namath one day. Mr. Dennis green. I won't be rolling with you. Nope. We got to get in the film room. We got hours and hours of film to dissect so we can get out there and win some football games. Oh, they bring me in here to center all you crazy gentlemen to talk football. Let's talk bills, Packers and what we took away from that win last night up in Buffalo. For me, you look at it. I'm like, I got, now I got to go into it. It was the past defense of the Buffalo bills. Yes. Josh Allen is incredible. Stefan Diggs is incredible. They do some amazing things, but Aaron Rogers up until the end of the third quarter, 74 yards passing. That's something we're not used to seeing used to going into the game, seeing them throwing rockets, guys making catches all over the place. And that did not happen. Leslie Frazier and his Buffalo bills defense has been unreal this season. Not only have they been the number one office, but also the number one defense. Milano has an interception. Rousseau hit Aaron Rogers twice, had a sack Tim settle, had a sack. Aaron Rogers looked uncomfortable through the game and the fourth quarter late. He made some throws. Romeo Dobbs had a touchdown pass. Another one after that. But when you watch this Buffalo bills defense, they have all the makings to continue to win and go all the way to the Superbowl and shutting down a guy like Aaron Rogers last night in primetime where they've been so incredibly successful was just impressive to watch. Jason, you were at the Jets Patriots game yesterday, right around 8 a.m. That Jets parking lot was going right there. I was getting texting people at the bills parking lot at 8 a.m. They had a game that kicked off at 8 30 p.m. So you had this big build up. You saw the montage on NBC of the guys having about one guy's drinking out of a bowling ball. I don't know if you saw that one. That was something that's I guess that's what you do in Buffalo. They come out and then Josh Allen on 3rd and 14 makes the play that sets the tone for everything. 0 0. It's their second drive. And it's like, all right, if the Packers can stop them on their first two offensive drives, you can numb this place a little bit. And then Allen does this. And you're just like, how do we beat this person? Oh, how do we beat this person? The very next play or two plays later play action, a little perfect touch pass here. This was what it feels like. And I honestly am saying this as we're entering Monday night of week eight. I don't see them losing a game in that building all season. The atmosphere is too electric. That quarterback is too unstoppable. He was even made a little loosey goosey in the second half, threw a couple of picks, didn't look like they were necessarily treating this like it was this colossal matchup. And they still win by 10 points. That was a B game from the Bills offense. And they blew out Aaron Rodgers and the Packers. Don't let that score deceive you. It was a much greater margin. They had it going on since 8 a.m. And they delivered the entire way. And the thought started again. I don't know who's beating him in that building. Quick update. I did the signature Howie long hand wrap that goes over the thumb. You doing my circulation is cutting off fast. We don't have an athletic trainer here. Good morning football. But it's very much like the Bills offense cuts off the circulation of the other team. It's just so suffocating. My hands are about to go red. The other thing I would say is a interesting decision for Rodgers, you know, to say this might be, but it might be the best thing for us going up there. I, my barber almost refused yesterday to do this haircut. My guy, Joe, he's like, I really don't think you should. It's just not. He almost laid his shears down. And I was like, Joe, give me the Howie. He gave me the Howie. Interesting decision, of course, for the Packers to put that out there going up to Buffalo. What struck me about Buffalo last night is that we're now kind of halfway through the season. Right. And one of the little nitpicks everybody had for Buffalo, probably the show included was, I don't know, they play that first place schedule. You know, like that's always one of those like token things. Listen, they went into the Rams and week one in one, they won an arrowhead. They beat Lamar. They've beaten Rodgers. They're just lining up MVPs and Super Bowl champs. And a quick note, little thing that maybe doesn't jump off the box score. James Cook, their rookie running back, guys, this is probably their ninth weapon. It might be their 10th weapon. And it's the screw it. Why not get the rookie involved weapon. The team is not just talented. The team is really deep. It's not in the game. Davis wasn't putting on a superstar show that last night. He'll do it next week. They take their turns. And then they're like, Oh, yeah. Don't they have Dalvin's brother on the backfield who can just blow past half the defense. They have played the toughest schedule. They've beaten the toughest opponents and they have the deepest team Buffalo circulation cutting off. Not for them, though, guys. Leslie, what do you think? I love that for James Cook, because if you remember, he fumbled on the first year he had his rookie season. So the fact that it's eight weeks later and he's having that kind of impact in the second half of the field is fantastic for the Bills. I love the Dalvin Cook little brother thing, because of course, Dalvin Cook and Stefan Diggs are great friends and Stefan Diggs. Oh, good. And Stefan Diggs. He's the best. 108 yards. This is kind of unfair because like there are very few like Stefan Diggs who can chirp on his way out of the tunnel, catch a touchdown and be talked down to the point where like, don't taunt. Don't do this. You're too good to us. And then at the end of the game, say even if I don't know who started talking, but I know who made the last statement. I know who finished and it was Stefan Diggs. He's so good. I really don't see Josh Allen ever looking flustered. I don't see him like not having an option, but heaven forbid we got to that point with Stefan Diggs. Like he's the guy that Josh Allen goes to. He's so good. Just to Stefan. I still don't know if there's a better receiver. Does anybody have any guesses before we go to what Ian's going to be wearing for Halloween? I think he's going to be dressed as Logan Paul, but I don't know. And that's just wow. So is Ian like a good like a current day Halloween guy? Yeah, absolutely. And he's pulled from the headlines. Oh, man. Let's find out. Maybe Jake Paul. All right. Let's get our latest from our Marijuana Network insider Ian Rappaport. Oh, my gosh. Trade deadline. I don't care. What are you dressed as? Ian, the trade deadline is fast. I must say four. Maybe. Hold on a second. Hold on. Maybe my email. Maybe the email about dressing up got lost in emails. You know how that happens sometimes where it like will show up like four days later because it kind of got hung up. Yeah, I guess the plan for what I was going to wear kind of didn't get delivered. So I assume that was someone else's fault, not mine. Maybe next hour we can make it happen. But what was the plan? Nobody told me. No, that's what you guys were going to tell me. Please. Oh, OK. I see. We'll come up with something and we'll get it to you by the end of the show. Ian, what's going on? Trade deadline. 4 p.m. Eastern tomorrow. What do we need to know? Let's start talking about the Denver Broncos. Of course, they had a big, big win, a much needed win in London. But teams have been calling about some of their key players, most notably Bradley Chubb, their star pass rusher and really one of the jewels of the potential trade market here. Of course, the deadline is Tuesday tomorrow at 4 p.m. It is possible. I would say they trade him, but I would not consider this likely at this point. The Broncos right now are inclined to keep Bradley Chubb in part just because of how much value he has to their team. If they trade him, then they would then have to replace him regardless of whether or not they could get a first round pick. Although clearly the price should be high and Chubb would likely need a new contract from the team that trades from a couple other players that are getting interest as far as Broncos guys, Jerry Judy, their receiver, KJ Hammer, another receiver. Both those guys received calls. I would say both are unlikely to be traded at this point. Similar situation with Chase Claypool from the Pittsburgh Steelers. He's young, he's cheap, and he is explosive. Plus, he's talked to the media about, I don't know, maybe wishing things were a little bit different in Pittsburgh. I know some teams have been interested. The Green Bay Packers were one would be a surprise at this point if the Steelers were able to get the value necessary to trade someone like Chase Claypool. Ian, Jerry Judy looked really good in London with Russell Wilson yesterday. I think that's a good guy to base your future offense off of. Ian Rappaport, thank you very much. Howie Long is next to me taking selfies. I do. Which is very un-Howie Long of him in the era in which Howie Long is meant to be played, but we're getting there.