Tag: Up & Adams

WATCH: Bills’ Dalton Kincaid talks Josh Allen when the play breaks down

Dalton talks Josh:

Even heading into the second year of his NFL career, it doesn’t sound like tight end Dalton Kincaid is fully ready for what Bills quarterback Josh Allen can do on the football field just yet.

Kincaid, appearing on the Up & Adams Show, said he knows the QB is always willing to give a teammate a chance to make a play… but then again, you never really know what he’s thinking, either.

“With Josh… having that in-game experience, figuring what he likes to do,” Kincaid said. “It doesn’t matter where the hell you are.”

For more from Kincaid, see the attached Up & Adams clip below:

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Do you want to be a Bill? Stefon Diggs: ‘Yeah’ (video)

Stefon Diggs’ back-and-forth interview was an interesting watch:

Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs was doing his best to set the record straight during Super Bowl weekend.

Diggs joined the Up & Adams Show and said he wants to remain with the Bills in 2024.

“Yeah. I’ve said that,” Diggs responded. “Interview after interview I’ve said I want to retire a Bill.”

On quarterback Josh Allen who recently noted himself he’s “hopeful” Diggs remains with the Bills, the wideout was just as positive.

“It’s still family,” Diggs said. “He’s always going to be family no matter how it shakes.”

However, that latter part is a bit of the way Diggs gets himself into questionable headlines. At one point during his discussion with host Kay Adams, despite Diggs saying he wants to remain a Bill, she even mentioned how his words ended up sounding like a goodbye.

Check out the Up & Adams clip below for Diggs’ full interview:

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WATCH: Pat Surtain discusses Broncos’ 2023 outlook on ‘Up & Adams’

Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain spoke about Sean Payton, Russell Wilson and the team’s 2023 outlook on the ‘Up & Adams’ show last week.

Denver Broncos cornerback Pat Surtain went on the Up & Adams show last week to talk about the team’s 2023 outlook with host Kay Adams. Surtain discusses the team’s schedule, new coach Sean Payton, quarterback Russell Wilson and more. The 15-minute interview can be viewed in the above video.

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WATCH: Rob Gronkowski, noted Josh Allen (& Buffalo) guy

Gronk shows some love for Josh Allen & Buffalo:

Rob Gronkowski is one of Buffalo’s beloved sons that most folks hate.

That’s not exactly as personal as it sounds.

A longtime member of the New England Patriots, Gronkowski played for the Pats during the Tom Brady heyday. He always seemed to save some of his best games for the Bills.

But since retiring from football, the former tight end is slowly being welcomed back as a Buffalonian. He took a huge step in the right direction on Fan Duel’s Up & Adams.

Asked what QB and team he’d most like to play for in the NFL playoffs right now, he went with Josh Allen and the Bills.

“Just his play is unbelievable,” Gronkowski said.

Not only that, Gronkowski made sure to immediately note (and more than once) in his answer: He is from Buffalo.

See the attached clip below for Gronk’s full answer on Up & Adams:

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DK Metcalf with the whole scoop on the cart ride to, um, poop

DK Metcalf came clean with why he need a cart to get to the restroom

Seattle Seahawks wide receiver DK Metcalf was a guest Tuesday on “Up & Adams,” the FanDuel TV show hosted by former “Good Morning Football” talent Kay Adams.

Of course, the conversation got around to the cart ride Metcalf was given to the locker room in Detroit, which Adams described as “the bowel movement that shook the NFL.”

Metcalf explained how he felt the need to go but then was okay and returned to the field for a couple of plays before realizing he needed relief. There is some salty language in the video.

He said he was surprised it became big news, going viral.

“If anybody has played in Detroit, they know it is a long— walk from the locker room to the field,” he said. “And I was not going to make that walk.”

There were some options — unacceptable ones — presented to Metcalf by head coach Pete Carroll.