J.P. Shadrick

Let's get it going.

And what is it?

It's the Pete Prisco middle finger.

Pete's playing.

The jet sweep.

And I'm like, man, if they're not listening to the show, somebody is because that was directed right at Pete Prisco, man, with that jet sweep to open up the seats.

And then another thought on defense.

No pass rush whatsoever on Josh Allen.

Why?

Where do they get it?

We'll get to reasons why and what they can do in the offseason later, but what gives?

So it was an interesting, and this is an example, I feel like, of the Bills adapting to what the Jaguars were doing, right?

You know, the goal on defense for the Jags, it was obvious.

You stop the run, right?

And me and Pete were talking about this before the show started, but I thought it was interesting because it was really the first time that I saw a bunch of defensive linemen almost in, like, four-point, like, parallel stances, right?

Like, usually if you're in a defensive line stance, you got one foot forward, you put weight in your front arm, and basically the whole goal was to try to, you know, explode in the backfield, right?

They didn't necessarily do that for some of the reps.

We saw guys just be parallel, and that puts an emphasis on trying to stop the run.

And it was almost like a two-gap technique for some of us.

I think Buffalo saw that and said, okay, they're going above and beyond to try to stop this run.