Welcome to the Peter King Podcast and man it is a jam act late, post-divisional pre-conference championship

podcast with my good friend and co-host Miles.

We're going to be joined later in the podcast by Michael

McCambridge. I sort of, he's an author. He's written a lot of things. He wrote a

huge tone, a history of Sports Illustrated 24 years ago, something. And I wanted to have him on because I think

I stirred up a Hornet Hornets nest talking in my column,

writing in my column this week, football morning in America

about the very, very sad demise of Sports Illustrated. So we're going to have Michael

McCambridge on to discuss that and Miles, you know, we're going to go over

the two games that were just played, we're going to go over the two games that were just played. We're going to preview in the back half of the pod the two games about to be played this weekend.

Kansas City at Baltimore, obviously,

in Detroit at San Francisco.

But I must say that in the weekends games the thing that really hit me is something that happened in

Buffalo and you know this, it's a rarity in the NFL for the media when after a game, you leave the game to go to the locker room and you got to walk through the crowd. But you

have to do that in Buffalo and I have to say that was one angry, incensed crowd, you know, screaming out things a lot of which, 90% of which you can't quote directly because of the curse words but basically you know one

guy his plaintive whale was,

we will never effing win.

And, you know, it's hard to argue with him,

you know, to, for to argue with him, you know, to for the for the

Buffalo Bills to have been as close as they have with Jim Kelly and now with

Josh Allen. There's got to be some sadness. A friend of mine who works up there,

Vic Carrucci, long time NFL writer.

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