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Who are the 25 greatest football players to grace the gridiron since the year 2000,

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

Hey, everybody. What's going on? DJ here with my pal, Rhett Lewis today.

Bucky, I believe, is he still north of the border, Rhett? He's coaching

him up up there in Canada right now. Yeah, he was all excited to go up there and learn a little bit

from June Jones and then June kind of jump ship and he's back down, he's coaching the XFL now,

right? So down, down back here with us, but I think he's always, yeah, Bucky's always out there absorbing stuff, which I think is pretty cool.

Yeah, very cool.

And it's something that Bucky's doing is always trying to learn and grow, which leads me to our guest on today's podcast, Ken Coleman, who is the author of the proximity principle.

It's a new book out there right now.

It's doing extremely well in the business section.

He's done a lot of work with leaders,

not only in the business community, but in the sports world as well, has also become a good personal friend. So we're going to have him on the show to talk about what the proximity principle

is, how it relates to the National Football League, and some of the lessons he's learned from

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