Roger Goodell with the boys + Al’s Brother breaks a table | OverDrive: Sept. 17, 2026 - Hour 2
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What is the new Buffalo Bills stadium and why does it matter?
Hour 2 Overdrive continues, powered by FanDuel. Bringing you more ways to play your game, your way. We're live. Look at this guy, man of the people. Orchard Park, New York, outside of Highmark Stadium. Al's brother's handing out cookies now. Gave
all of them away. I asked him to save me one.
You're kidding me.
All of them are gone. You're just getting
jammed up. Jammed up by the staff. Doogie with the coffee. Al's brother.
I looked over. We were having a heated conversation, and I see him in the background just marching away with the cookies.
Yeah, there's no order around here. It's not possible to keep him in line. Parts of you are a
tight end in the best football league in the world. What do you think about this? Let's judge this guy's mitts
right here. What do you
think?
I like that. I like that. You've got to give it back. Yeah, okay, that's a good toss. Yeah. I love this, man. I didn't love the angle of the hands, you know, but that's what we want. That's what we want.
Break it down. You're
sitting in front of a Kincaid
jersey. What would every
QB tell you? Like, what was the most important thing? Catch it. They don't care.
They
don't care what you're doing.
Now, the one thing, and it was weird because I don't. A lot of QBs nowadays don't love the body catching because, like, hey, we want to throw. So if you're a body catcher, they'd be like, dude, I need you to, like, go out and pluck that. Like, it's tight windows, bro. You know, the difference between catching it here and here is somebody punching it out.
So
that would be a big one. A quarterback's like, dude, don't do that to me again. You're killing my completion percentage. You know,
it's funny you say that because, obviously, the quarterbacks, I don't know how much pushback there is, how much advice you're giving to quarterbacks, but I – I was watching Josh Allen last week when he ran in for that first touchdown. Yes. He was holding the ball like he was in Denver when he got stripped. And I was thinking, is anyone going to say anything to him? Like, you know what I'm saying? He was running 20 yards through tackles holding the ball like this. And I'm like, Josh, talk that thing. Nobody is saying anything to Josh. You're not going to say to him? You're not going to say to him? Watch him. He finally tucks it at the goal line. Even the
offensive coordinator is not going to say, hey, be mindful of that
or show a
video of what's happened.
That's how he fumbled the ball in Denver. He will in Denver. Not even in front of the team, generally. It depends on your head coach. A Belichick-led or a Belichick disciple, that'd be the first clip, and he'd sit there and go, hypothetically, let's say it's Matt Patricia. He'd go, this guy clearly doesn't like the team, and he'd just sit you in front of everybody. Hey, this guy doesn't want to win. I'm not sure where you learned that, but we certainly don't teach that here. That's how you would talk. The
sarcasm from coaches, I think
it's hilarious. It's passive-aggressive, though. If it's not directed
at you,
it's the funniest thing ever. I told you guys, Pat Quinn, you said the same thing. We got a guy
that likes to lie in a corner over there. Show the guy. Yeah, show the guy. It's like, that's the guy. My first OTA, I'll never forget this is with Patricia, and I do get what he was doing, but Matthew Stafford, who was as good as advertised. You love him.
This
guy. He comes back. It's OTA 1. He sits there. He's got a young receiver. He throws a 50-50 go ball. Guy gets clamped, so he puts it just out of bounds. We're like, okay, the guy got really covered. That was where I was going. You don't think much of it. Yes. We come in the meeting next day. He's like, all right, let's watch practice. Whole team. Fires us up. Doesn't say a word. Ball goes out of bounds, and he stops the film and looks at Matthew and goes... Hey, Matthew, just to let you know, in the history of the NFL, no one has completed a pass thrown out of bounds. Next play.
Thank you.
Doesn't laugh, doesn't say, like. And, again, it did due to the desire to affect, because I remember sitting there being like, if he's going to treat Matthew like that.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the new Buffalo Bills stadium and why does it matter?
0:00–24:48
2
How does Roger Goodell describe the NFL’s international expansion plans?
24:48–31:39
3
What are the NFL’s strategies for player health and post‑career support?
31:39–38:38
4
How does the league decide on rule changes and discipline?
38:38–45:47
5
What are the key factors shaping the Bills‑Lions game odds?
45:47–48:22
Speakers
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