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  • Leading the Charge | Bills' Midseason Awards
    2024/11/23
    Fernando Schmude hosts his "Leading the Charge", bringing on his Bills' Midseason Awards as the team rests during the bye week with a 9-2 record.
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    1 時間 6 分
  • Jamie D & Big Newt: Are Bills best team in NFL?
    2024/11/20
    In this episode of Jamie D & Big Newt, Jamie D'Amico and Big Chris Newton dive into the Buffalo Bills’ huge win over the Kansas City Chiefs and tackle the burning question: Are the Bills the best team in the NFL right now? The episode kicks off with Jamie sharing his experience at ADHD2024, a conference where he felt a strong sense of belonging. It’s a heartfelt and funny moment that sets the stage for the lively discussions ahead. The hosts then break down Sean McDermott’s brilliant game plan, which limited Chiefs superstar TE Travis Kelce to just two receptions for eight yards. Jamie provides a detailed analysis of the defensive scheme McDermott and his staff designed to neutralize Kelce and disrupt Kansas City's rhythm. Next, they discuss which team deserves to be called the best in the league. Are the Bills now the team to beat? How does Detroit factor into the conversation? And what about the Steelers—are they legitimate contenders or just riding momentum? The importance of securing the AFC’s number one seed is a key topic as the hosts explain how home-field advantage could be the deciding factor in a tight playoff race. Looking ahead, Jamie and Big Newt predict the outcomes of the Bills’ next three games, considering how the team might fare if they were to lose two of them. They also discuss Amari Cooper’s limited snap count and how his gradual integration, along with the return of key players like Matt Milano, could make the Bills even stronger by the postseason. Don’t miss this episode full of insightful analysis, bold predictions, and personal anecdotes. Whether you’re a die-hard Bills fan or just love NFL debates, Jamie D & Big Newt has you covered! Jamie D & Big Newt are long-time friends who get together to discuss the Buffalo Bills, and you're warmly invited to hang out with them! But don't just hang out, join in on the conversation! Participate by contacting them on X at @TheJamieDamico and @Big_Newt; or on BlueSky at @JamieDamico and @WorldWideNewt.
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    1 時間 10 分
  • Billieve: Previewing the Chiefs Showdown
    2024/11/16
    The Buffalo Bills (8-2) have won their last five games to take a five-game lead in the AFC East, but they have their toughest test of the year when the undefeated, two-time defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs (9-0) come to Orchard Park Sunday afternoon for the NFL's game of the year. This week on the Billieve podcast, host John Boccacino gets you ready for Sunday’s showdown, which features two of the NFL's best QBs and the two winningest franchises over the last five regular seasons. The hype has been building for this game ever since the schedule was released, and this game appears to be one that should live up to the hype. This matchup could very well be a playoff preview as these two teams have met in three of the last four postseasons. Buffalo is looking to extend its winning streak to six games and would love nothing more than to knock the Chiefs from their perch as the last undefeated team in the league. On the podcast, we discuss how, despite the fact that Kansas City is undefeated, they have overcome plenty of mistakes along the way and have been far from flawless in winning their first nine games of the year. We also revisit the Mahomes/Allen rivalry, as this will be their eighth career matchup. Allen is 3-1 in the regular season but 0-3 in the playoffs, and explore how, if the Bills want to claim the No. 1 seed in the AFC and home field throughout the playoffs, they need to find a way to beat the Chiefs. We examine what it would mean for the Bills offense to have WR Amari Cooper and starting right tackle Spencer Brown on the field, how Cooper's return would improve the potency of Buffalo's offense and free WR Khalil Shakir to continue doing damage over the middle of the field, and how, regardless of who starts at RT, they will face a problematic matchup when going against talented DE George Karlaftis, who leads the Chiefs in sacks (4.0) and is second on the team in pressure rate (11.2 percent). We run through the keys to a Bills victory, including how head coach Sean McDermott needs to continue to make critical second-half adjustments and how Buffalo's offensive line needs to find a way to slow down Karlaftis and fellow DE Chris Jones. We also explain why Cooper, RB James Cook, C Connor McGovern, LB Terrel Bernard, CBs Christian Benford and Rasul Douglas, and DE A.J. Epenesa are among the Bills who need to step up and make a difference on Sunday, and how Jones, TE Travis Kelce, RB Kareem Hunt, LT Wanya Morris, and CB Trent McDuffie are among the difference-makers for the Chiefs. I close by offering up score predictions as the Bills look to remain undefeated at home in 2024 and take a massive step toward claiming the top seed in the AFC. Get involved with our show on Twitter (@JohnBoccacino) and be sure to follow the Rumblings Network and Buffalo Rumblings on Twitter, too. The new Rumblings Cast boasts a talented lineup, including Billieve, The Bruce Exclusive, In The Trenches, The Chop Up, The Code of Conduct, Leading the Charge, and Jamie D & Big Newt. You can also enjoy new shows like Unplugged with Sara Larson and The Crew.
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    34 分
  • Jamie D & Big Newt: Bills stacking wins before KC
    2024/11/13
    In this episode of Jamie D & Big Newt, Jamie D'Amico and Big Chris Newton cover everything from high school heartbreak to the Buffalo Bills’ season-defining stretch. The episode opens with Big Newt reflecting on his son Jalen’s high school football team’s heartbreaking semifinal loss—a reminder of how tough and emotional the sport can be at any level. The conversation shifts to the Bills, who are 8-2 but have shown a tendency for slow starts and costly mistakes early in games. Jamie and Big Newt explore how this reflects on the coaching staff and why the Bills have consistently been a second-half team. Josh Allen’s uneven performance against the Colts is another hot topic. While he came through when it mattered most, the hosts question how much interceptions really matter and debate what it takes for a team to overcome turnover issues. They also compare Allen to Cam Newton, sparking a lively debate over which player has had the more impactful career. The hosts then discuss the Bills’ newly signed defensive linemen, Quinton Jefferson and Jordan Phillips, who are already making their presence felt. Their contributions could be critical as the Bills face the toughest part of their schedule. Finally, Jamie and Big Newt look ahead to the highly anticipated matchup against the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs, a game with massive implications for AFC playoff seeding and home-field advantage. They debate just how important this game is for the Bills’ Super Bowl aspirations and what it will take for them to pull off the upset. Tune in for a mix of thoughtful analysis, spirited debates, and heartfelt moments in another must-listen episode of Jamie D & Big Newt! Jamie D & Big Newt are long-time friends who get together to discuss the Buffalo Bills, and invite you to hang out with them every week. Contact them on X at @TheJamieDamico and @Big_Newt.
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    55 分
  • Billieve: The Colts are a Sneaky Tough Matchup
    2024/11/09
    The Buffalo Bills (7-2) have won their last four games to take a four-game lead in the AFC East, but if they want to run their streak to five, the Bills must defeat a scrappy and resilient Indianapolis Colts (4-5) squad, with a depleted wide receiver room and in a place where Buffalo hasn’t won since 1998. This week on the Billieve podcast, host John Boccacino gets you ready for Sunday’s game, which is a sneaky tough road game against a Colts squad that is the first team in NFL history to have played all one-possession games through Week 9. The Bills are 21st in the NFL in sack percentage, 23rd in pressure percentage, tied for 25th in yards allowed per rush, and tied for 26th in most rushes of at least 10 yards allowed. We know the Bills won’t blitz much, so the front four has to get home because while Colts QB Joe Flacco may be a statue in the pocket, if he has time, he can still pick a defense apart. With four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan Kelly on injured reserve, two rookies, C Tanor Bortolini and undrafted free agent RG Dalton Tucker, will start up front. This would be the time for DaQuan Jones and Ed Oliver to terrorize the rookies with pressure up the middle. Led by RB Jonathan Taylor and guard Quenton Nelson, the Colts like to run the ball and the Bills struggled to stop the run in their win over the Dolphins. Taylor is averaging 4.8 yards per attempt and 83.7 yards per game and has also averaged 10 yards per catch as a receiver. Buffalo’s safety duo of Taylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin will be tested against a Colts team that can and will hit the deep ball. The primary deep weapon is Alec Pierce, who has the highest yards-per-catch average in the NFL (22.9). Josh Downs is an up-and-coming possession receiver out of the slot who leads the Colts with 38 catches and 22 first downs, and even if true WR1 Michael Pittman is sidelined, Pierce, Downs, Adonai Mitchell, Mo Allie-Cox and Taylor are formidable receiving options. Look for nickel cornerback Taron Johnson to step up and have a big game against Downs and in coverage against Taylor. The Bills are at their best when Josh Allen takes what the defense gives him, which should be the case on Sunday. If the Colts play zone to protect against deep shots, Allen should thrive with ample opportunities available underneath to Khalil Shakir, Dalton Kincaid, Curtis Samuel, James Cook, and Ray Davis. LB Zaire Franklin leads the NFL in tackles (95), but he's also a liability in pass coverage as he has allowed 32 completions on 37 passes (86.5%) for 294 yards this year. Allen relied on Cook and Davis in the passing game last week, and I expect more of the same vs. the Colts. With the Bills short-handed at WR, look for Buffalo to run plenty of 12 personnel (one back and two tight ends), with Kincaid potentially enjoying a breakout performance. Buffalo should also be able to run the ball on an Indy defense that is allowing nearly 150 rushing yards, 31st in the NFL. The Colts like to alternate between base and nickel, and CB Kenny Moore is their best cover man. OC Joe Brady would be wise to attack outside when Moore is in the slot and utilize Shakir and Kincaid over the middle when Moore is on the boundary. Indy’s defensive line is led by DeForest Buckner and Grover Stewart, who will challenge LG David Edwards, C Connor McGovern, and RG O’Cyrus Torrence. That trio needs to provide a clean pocket to allow Allen to find his open receivers. I close by offering up score predictions as the Bills look to remain undefeated at home in 2024. Get involved with our show on Twitter (@JohnBoccacino) and be sure to follow the Rumblings Network and Buffalo Rumblings on Twitter, too. The new Rumblings Cast boasts a talented lineup, including Billieve, The Bruce Exclusive, In The Trenches, The Chop Up, The Code of Conduct, Leading the Charge, and Jamie D & Big Newt. You can also enjoy new shows like Unplugged with Sara Larson and The Crew.
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    25 分
  • Jamie D & Big Newt: Bills half season report
    2024/11/06
    In this episode of Jamie D & Big Newt, Jamie D'Amico and Big Chris Newton dive into the Buffalo Bills' thrilling 30-27 win over the Miami Dolphins, a game sealed by a stunning 61-yard Tyler Bass field goal. With the Bills now sitting at 7-2, the hosts break down the key moments, including two controversial holding penalties against Buffalo—though they don’t entirely agree with each other on the calls. Jamie also raises concerns about Josh Allen’s 4th-quarter accuracy, wondering if the star quarterback might be dealing with an injury that affected his throws. With half the season in the books, Jamie and Big Newt assess the Bills' playoff prospects and set reasonable expectations for the remainder of the season. They also cover the latest trade deadline moves and take a quick look at both the AFC and NFC standings, weighing which teams are the Bills’ most likely postseason threats. On a lighter note, they discuss Jason Kelce’s recent encounter with hecklers on the Penn State campus and debate how they might handle a similar situation if confronted with rude comments in public. Join Jamie and Big Newt for this mid-season recap filled with game analysis, playoff predictions, and a few laughs along the way. Whether you’re here for the stats or the stories, this episode is packed with insights and banter you won’t want to miss! About Us Jamie D & Big Newt is a weekly Buffalo Bills Podcast on the new Rumblings Network. Contact the hosts on X at @TheJamieDamico and @Big_Newt. The Rumblings Network boasts a talented podcast and vidcast lineup, including Billieve, The Bruce Exclusive, Intentional Grounding, The Chop Up, The Code of Conduct, Leading the Charge, and Jamie D & Big Newt. We’re also thrilled to announce new shows like Unplugged with Sara Larson and The Crew, a show where your favorite Bills content creators will come together to discuss all things Buffalo Bills.
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    1 時間 12 分
  • Inside The Trenches: Bills Sweep The Dolphins And Trade Deadline Show
    2024/11/06
    Sterls and Rob Talk about the Bills win against the Dolphins and react to the Trade Deadline.
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    1 時間 9 分
  • Leading the Charge | Bills thoughts ahead of week 9 vs. Dolphins
    2024/11/02
    Fernando Schmude hosts his "Leading the Charge", sharing his thoughts about the Bills' season so far, and previewing the week 9 matchup against the Dolphins.
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    47 分