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PB&J sandwiches become hot topic during Bills-Chiefs delay

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports
By Steve DelVecchio | Last updated 10/11/21

The Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs had to wait out a weather delay during their game on Sunday night, and the halt in play gave NBC’s broadcast team an opportunity to dive into an important topic — peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

The start of the second half of Buffalo’s eventual 38-20 win at Arrowhead Stadium was delayed due to lightning in the area. During the break, NBC sideline reporter Michele Tafoya said players were relaxing and eating PB&J sandwiches. Though, they told her they were unhappy with the peanut butter-to-jelly ratio.

Al Michaels took the info and ran with it. He kept the conversation going by asking Mike Tirico what the proper peanut butter-to-jelly ratio is. Tirico said he has a peanut allergy so he wouldn’t know. Tony Dungy and Drew Brees then raised some more important questions about the type of jelly, type of bread and how the sandwiches were being cut. You can hear the important debate below.

The scintillating PB&J discussion during the weather delay in KC pic.twitter.com/qROm0bOiQh

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We’re used to seeing weather delays in baseball, but they’re a lot more rare in football. Apparently, there was only so much for the NBC crew to talk about.

Of course, the real topics for debate weren’t created until the second half. Had these roughing the passer calls taken place in the first half, there would have been a lot more to talk about during the delay.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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