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

What's up everybody? Welcome to move the sticks. DJ Bucky back with you. Buck, what's up, man?

Man, that's all good. Getting ready for the final weekend of the preseason, week three.

I'm really excited to see how some teams are going to approach this final weekend.

DJ because I just, I can't determine if people are going to take it off

or if some people are going to use it as a launching point to get their guys ready to play in a couple of weeks.

It's fascinating to me to see the different approaches.

Yeah, I'm curious because this is the first year we go from four preseason games to three preseason games.

It's the first year we go from 16 regular season games to 17 regular season games.

So you hear wildly different approaches. It sounds like Bruce Ariens is going to let those guys go.

I mean, they're going to get out there and play with their guys for a half. So, you know, we'll see how other teams decide to handle that.

And I'm curious with all these these five rookie quarterbacks. I mean, to me, you know, I think if you're, if you're a team like San Francisco, you kind of, you know where Jimmy is and you know what Jimmy is.

So this would be a great opportunity to give trade lengths, you know, three quarters of football, if not, if not more.

I'd be tempted to be honest with you, Buck, if if I'm one of those teams, if you're the bears, if you're the 49ers to let those guys play the entire game.

Just let it get the sense of going through a four quarter football game.

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