TBP 267: Buffalo Bills Mid-Season Grades & Awards (Plus Some Election Talk)

On this championship caliber episode of Talking Buffalo Podcast, Patrick Moran has a chat with Cover 1 Buffalo podcast and recurring guest Aaron Quinn and they hand out positional grades for the Buffalo Bills after the team has reached the midpoint of their regular season with a 6-2 record.

The guys go through the team by position and Aaron offers detailed insight to each before assigning a mid-term grade. Among the more interesting discussion involves the offensive line, a banged up linebacking group and a running game that’s starting to find their way.

They also spend time handing out team and individual midseason awards, including perhaps a mild surprise at Best Defensive Player and a slight disagreement between the guys on the Bills worst game so far this season.

Aaron also spends time elaborating on why he’s waiting for the Bills to go out and win a game that basically no one outside of the organization and fan base is expecting them.

Before the football talk the guys have a rather passionate discussion about the ramifications and impact of the presidential election this week that as of podcast release time still hasn’t been officially decided. Both guys reveal who they voted for and why, the credit Donald Trump deserves whether people like it or not, why he very likely has lost the election and what expectations for Joe Biden will be over the next four years if he wins.

You can follow Aaron on Twitter @AaronQuinn716 and be sure to check out the Cover 1 Buffalo Podcast with Aaron and Greg Tompsett, twice weekly including a live Bills show following games.

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