PMS 2.0 1057 - OVERREACTION TUESDAY, Super Wildcard Monday Recap, Michael Lombardi, Harry Douglas, Buffalo Bills Center Mitch Morse, Darius Butler LIVE In The ThunderDome, & AJ Hawk
On today’s show, Pat, Darius Butler, AJ Hawk, and the boys overreact to both of the playoff games yesterday including the Bills and Josh Allen running wild all over the Steelers, and the Buccaneers dominating the Eagles last night that has everyone wondering what the hell happened in Philadelphia and if widespread changes are coming, before looking around the internet at some of the biggest overreactions from the weekend. Joining the show to break down everything that happened during Super Wildcard Weekend, who surprised him the most, and where he thinks Bill Belichick is going to end up next year whether it be in Atlanta after interviewing there, or if he’ll ultimately go to the Cowboys (20:34-55:48). Next, 10 year NFL veteran at wide receiver, Atlanta Falcon and Louisville legend and now ESPN NFL Analyst, Harry Douglas joins the show to chat about why Bill Belichick might be interested in the Falcons Head Coaching job, and what he thinks the Falcons are going to do at the Quarterback position moving forward (1:15:54-1:42:06). Later, Pro Bowler, and current Center for the Buffalo Bills, Mitch Morse joins the show to chat about the Bills massive win yesterday over the Steelers, how the team has come together after the Sean McDermott hit piece came out, playing in the elements in Buffalo, their thoughts when the game initially got moved back due to weather, their upcoming matchup with the Chiefs and if there is any extra juice there, wanting Josh Allen to slide more, and much more (1:58:57-2:23:54). Make sure you subscribe to YouTube.com/thepatmcafeeshow to watch the show. Or watch on ESPN (12-2 EDT), ESPN’s Youtube (12-3 EDT), or ESPN+. We appreciate the hell out of all of you. See you tomorrow, cheers.
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