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

What's up everybody? Walk with a move to stick DJ Bucky back with you. Bucky what's going on man?

None man, it's all good. We're getting out to the stretch run,

money time, football's changing. The games that I'm watching look a lot different than the games

that are watching the beginning of the year.

It's always funny how it goes, it goes everywhere. But look at this a fun time of year

because what I think to what 2016's that are still in the playoff hunt.

Yeah, I mean, that is insane. I mean, the records certainly don't look good.

I don't like seeing a lot of average records,

but it is fun that a lot of fan base is still have a reason to click on the TV every weekend

and see if the team can get in.

We're going to cover some ground today about looking at these wild card teams

and see who we think is the most dangerous.

We're going to talk about the Colts and how they were built and how it's maybe a little bit different

than what, you know, is kind of the way most teams go about trying to build a championship roster.

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