Sep 18, 2026 · 1h 30m
Josh Allen raises Buffalo’s ceiling as Detroit searches for its magic
Josh Allen & The Bills Are GOOD + Is This A Must Win For Ole Miss? | Mostly Sports EP 735 | 9.18.26
The episode weighs Buffalo’s emerging dominance against Detroit’s defensive decline, then tests the early stakes for LSU, Ole Miss, and NFL contenders.
- 1Josh Allen’s explosive start fuels a debate over whether Buffalo has become the NFL’s most compelling offensive force.
- 2Detroit’s high-scoring roster still has talent, but losing defensive stability and Ben Johnson may have erased its former edge.
- 3LSU–Ole Miss headlines a college football slate packed with rivalry tension and early-season must-win pressure.
Don't miss
The hosts argue that Josh Allen’s rushing-touchdown pace could carry him into the upper tier of NFL history while challenging the one-yard-score critique.
The brief
Josh Allen’s spectacular opening performances prompt a larger question: has Buffalo found an offense capable of defining the NFL’s next era?
Detroit becomes the counterexample. The Lions still possess explosive talent, but defensive problems and Ben Johnson’s departure raise doubts about their former magic.
The hosts project Allen’s climb up the all-time rushing-touchdown list and reject the idea that his production comes only from short-yardage scores.
LSU–Ole Miss anchors the college football preview, with rivalry history, Lane Kiffin’s past, hostile surroundings, and a potentially decisive LSU performance in play.
The episode closes by scanning NFL Week Two’s pressure points, especially Packers–Jets, Patriots–Steelers, and Chargers–Raiders, before turning to basketball and Barstool news.