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[Opinion] ESPN NFL Analyst Had Dumbest Opinion On AFC Championship Game

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Classic ESPN Show Is Getting Canceled (1:15) ESPN NFL analyst Benjamin Solak had the dumbest opinion on the AFC Championship Game on Sunday night - and one of the dumbest takes of the season.Solak, who previously worked at The Ringer, criticized Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen for his decision on a 4th and 5 with less than 2:00 to play in the fourth quarter. The play happened with the Bills trailing the Chiefs, 32-29. Buffalo had the ball, …

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Ryan Fitzpatrick slams NFL analyst for bashing Josh Allen's game-winning attempt in AFC title heartbreaker

Former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick criticized ESPN analyst Benjamin Solak's assessment of Josh Allen's performance.

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ESPN NFL Analyst Had Dumbest Opinion On AFC Championship Game

Classic ESPN Show Is Getting Canceled (1:15) ESPN NFL analyst Benjamin Solak had the dumbest opinion on the AFC Championship Game on Sunday night - and one of the dumbest takes of the season.Solak, who previously worked at The Ringer, criticized Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen for his decision on a 4th and 5 with less than 2:00 to play in the fourth quarter. The play happened with the Bills trailing the Chiefs, 32-29. Buffalo had the ball, …

27 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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The Spun broke the news in Los Angeles, United States 27 days ago on Monday, January 27, 2025.

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