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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.

How you doing man? Man I'm good. DJ it is good.

We had a chance to watch that exciting Monday night football game.

I'm sure we'll discuss. And then Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints.

I'm trying to catch up from a crazy weekend when it comes to just looking at these teams.

The league is bananas. Like I know we made a concerted effort to push for more parity and all of that.

I think is probably as crazy as I've seen it in my time in terms of just the volatility

in terms of week to week not knowing who's going to win games or not.

So I think we certainly have to talk about that.

No, I think it's kind of fascinating and we're going to get to we're going to get to that game between the Saints and the dolphins in a little bit.

We're going to also take a sneak peek at the college football playoff games.

Preview those a little bit.

And we want to talk about a marriage, a potential marriage between a coach and a team that I think is pretty fascinating.

So we'll get there in just a moment.

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