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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, how you doing, man?

Man, I'm good. I'm good. DJ, we are in the middle of, I would say, the run-up to the draft where everything kind of gets crazy for us. But good to go. Let's do it. Let's talk about it. All right. We're going to be able to get this show done in regulation, by the way, no overtime. No overtime. But we do have an overtime update. Before we get into what we're going to talk about today, we're going to kind of look at the quarterbacks in this class and the latest we're hearing where we think they could go, all that good stuff.

But I want to get to the overtime rule that just passed, which ensures that both teams gain

a possession in the playoffs.

So not during the regular season, just during the playoffs.

Your thoughts on the new rule.

Okay.

I mean, I understand.

And I feel like we always are so reactionary when it comes to some of these rules, like whatever happens in the postseason, we have an immediate knee-jerk reaction because we

don't like the way that it played out. Ultimately, man, when you're in overtime, you got to stop.

It works against you getting a stop in overtime because you play for so long that you're tired

on defense. Normally when you're playing in overtime overtime somebody's had a furious rally and if they

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