And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to Move the Sticks presented by the Ford F-Series DJ Bucky here in Bucky.

We got a huge episode coming up today. We got a lot of NFL to get to a couple of Monday Night games to recap.

And then some other big ticket items in the NFL. Then we're going to go heavy college.

We're going to preview this upcoming slate of games which is a pretty good slate.

And we're going to have a special guest join us today.

Yeah, it should be an exciting episode. And I'm really excited because coming off the heels of that Sunday episode,

it feels good to just always be engaged in the football conversation.

We talked about the NFL on Sunday night and then we can talk about college with a little mix of NFL.

Then we got the previews and all the other stuff later in the week. I think it's a good time.

Man, I mentioned this very special guest. How about somebody that's won a national championship at the collegiate level of coach?

There's only a couple of them now that are still coaching college football.

I'll tease it. I'm not going to tell you who it is. But we have a we have a big time college coach going to join us to talk about some of his top players.

All right, Buck, let's get into these two Monday night games last night. I don't know how much you got a chance to see these things.

But we had the the Dalvin Cook show. Actually, maybe the Sam Bradford show with what Minnesota did against the Saints.

Then we had a very close comeback attempt by the Los Angeles Chargers.

Came up just a little bit short there against the Denver Broncos. So let's start their Viking Saints.

What was your take away there?

Biggest takeaway. Sam Bradford is very, very comfortable in this offense. He has his offense coordinator that he had from his rookie year past Sharmer.

You saw a guy that was very decisive. He was very accurate. Did a great job of getting the ball to his playmakers.

The ball came out. They excelled on catching run plays. It really allowed that offensive line to play well because Sam did not take a lot of time to get the ball out of his hands.

And then when you factor in Dalvin Cook, who we both have talked about being an explosive player, a guy that can do it not only as a runner, but as a receiver.

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