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

What's going on everybody DJ Bucky here moves the stick presented by the Ford F series.

And Bucky we've got our takeaway pod tonight and we have got a lot to choose from for these 10 points

but I think we found the 10 goodies here.

Yeah 10 good ones. I think we're beginning to see a little bit of a separation between the contenders and the pretenders.

We begin to see some teams really put their best foot forward and we're seeing that they've discovered their recipe for success.

I'm going to come back.

Well that's not waste any time here. Let's jump right in here.

Number one on our list of 10 takeaways we always start with the Sunday night football game and I tell you what this Atlanta offense is just not the same.

Why takes the staff? There's pressure coming from here.

But in the rest of the had a Butler takes him down a sack by the Patriot looking at the Falcon 38.

Now Bucky when you look at this Atlanta offense I mean obviously people are pointing to the change in coordinators.

And how can he and his reputation and the way this team played under him and you look at the change there with Steve Sarkisian coming in.

That's what everybody's pointing to it. Is there a chance that we're all missing here or is it that simple?

It's just an adjustment period here with a new coordinator.

Well I mean I think there are a couple of things that play. I think you have the Super Bowl hangover getting that close to winning the championship and falling short.

I think emotionally they still are very very scored team and a very fragile team when it comes to their psyche and big games.

I do believe the coordinator change has certainly played a part because no matter who the play call it is they all kind of have their own tendencies.

They all see today the game a little differently and even though they may have kept the same scheme the same system same playbook a play call it is different because they have different things that they like to emphasize.

And I think that it takes some time for Sark and Matt Ryan and some of the other top players to get on the same page.

But what we thought going in was that this offense was so talented that they still would be able to put up points without necessarily clicking or firing on all cylinders.

But what we're seeing is this is a team that doesn't necessarily have an offensive identity and some of their best players aren't touching the ball enough to affect the game the way they did in previous years.

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