Koshinski Podcast with Vic Carucci - interesting take from old guys

[PoundingDog]

I found several several tidbits interesting.

1. I know Vic has a lot of connections and thus inside info. His story of Beane sold Josh Allen to McDermott and Pegula is new to me.
2. I don't know who Koshinski is until he introduced himself. Sounds like he has a lot of inside stories from the early 90s Bills.
3. Vic's explanation of why the Bills are viewed highly by national media this year (as a superbowl favorite) beckons with me. The Bills last year was very close to the Superbowl. And this year they really didn't lose anything significant while added some pieces. Logics says they will still be very close to the Superbowl. One additional key to me is the growth of Allen last year. I have more confidence in Allen maintaining the level he achieved than anyone else on this team.
4. Koshinski compared Kincaid's drop last year against the Chiefs to the Eli Manning's pass to David Tyree, saying Allen just hasn't gotten that kind of play yo upset a juggernaut is legit. Good point. 
5. Another point they talked about the 13 seconds where the Chiefs of the world expecting to win in any situations. This is something the Bills are lacking but I feel somehow this team is better prepared than ever in that department. Lacking a HoF guy like Kelce obviously matters. I just feel the gap is narrower.
6. Carucci's observation of Spencer Brown being skinny has me worried some. His point is that the back injury may have impacted his off-season workout  and Lineman easily shrink and lose strength without proper workout even taking the right supplements. 

 

  

[US Egg]

Carruci was always fair, no frills, old school type. Chef’s is overrated.

[Mike in Horseheads]

Bob Koshinski was a person from Empire Sports

[machine gun kelly]

6 hours ago, US Egg said:

Carruci was always fair, no frills, old school type. Chef’s is overrated.

I like Vic as he does a show in Saturdays on Sirius with Dan Leberfeld (Jets reporter) for years.  No frills analysis and relatively fair minded.  A little dry, but again fair.  They are the opposite of Hot Take.  I don’t know on Brown.  He’s back on the field so I don’t know about the weight loss.  He’s been rock solid for two years, and sure he had back soreness.  Nothing right now to get over hyped about and we’ll see week 1.