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

Well, on a week where we saw another overtime game featuring a fourth-round rookie quarterback.

We saw a running back forced into duty as an emergency quarterback.

And Bill's quarterback, Josh Allen, doing something he has never done.

We get to welcome you to a Monday edition of Move the Sticks,

alongside our former NFL scout, Bucky Brooks, I am Brett Lewis.

And we are missing DJ today, but we'll get him back here later in the week.

Bucky, fantastic week four in the NFL.

We get to chop it all down now and chop it up and break it down.

So my biggest question, though, is with our first London game, now in the books,

we're going to get to the big three here in just a minute.

With our first London game in the books and Harry Kane, right, in the house at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Ted Lassow, the entire cast of Ted Lassow there to watch the Vikings and Saints, how do we feel like a 61-yard double doink was received by the crowd there London off the foot of Will Lutz, right?

Like that's the biggest question of this whole week.

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