Todd McShay

And I asked myself this question.

I'm kind of curious your process too, because we do it, whether it's in tears or a pyramid like you have here.

When you think to yourself, all right, I got one opportunity and I'm going to go coach or I get to put together as GM this roster and I get to play one playoff game or Super Bowl with everything on the line.

Honestly, who am I going to take?

Am I taking Stafford for that game or am I taking Drake May?

And my answer right now is Stafford.

I just lean on the experience.

He's been through the wars.

He's more pinpoint accurate.

May brings mobility to the table that Stafford doesn't.

But I just like my odds with Stafford more than I do, regardless of the supporting cast.

Throw that out the window.

So I would agree with you one, two, three here.

Um, the third, can I stop you on that Stafford point?

Not completely for New England.

No, not completely.

It felt like Buffalo had to figure out how it was going to attack on offense.

What I didn't expect was the poor tackling and the inability to stop the run at certain points in the game from New England.

But that's, I guess, a different subject for a different day.

And the flags.