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

What's up everybody DJ Bucky here move the six coming at you after an NFL media

summit which happy to report that Bucky and myself both are still employed by the networks.

That's good. Still, still employed. We still around. We made it. We made it through.

We did everything that we were supposed to do. We were complicit.

We listened to all of the advice and tips and we're going to try and take some of the things

that we learned at a workshop, put them into practice to make it more interesting and compelling

podcast. Yeah, we're excited. We got a bunch of ideas as we head towards the fall.

We got to cover it as we as we march towards the fall. We got plenty of good episodes coming

away before the first football gets kicked off including today. We're going to have some fun.

So doing a couple projects we've done in the past, but we're going to rank the divisions

by the strength of their quarterbacks, which is a project we've taken on before.

We got a couple of other fun topics as well. Yeah, so we're going to rate divisions back

quarterback. We're going to talk about the most improved offenses. And then this is always a

fascinating topic, picking the top five most explosive players in a national football league.

Yeah, sure to upset plenty of fan bases by who is omitted from a list.

When you narrow it down to the five most explosive players in the league, some very explosive players

fail to make the list. And while I'm sure here about it, when we get to social media, why don't we start

off though, ranking the divisions by quarterbacks. I always thought this was a fun exercise.

And this is something that does go on in personnel buildings around the league. And during the summertime,

I remember in Baltimore when I was young there, we would go position by position and rank them by division.

Then we would go inside the division and rank them within there. So it was kind of a way just as we head towards

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