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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 and Rhett with you.

Bucky is traveling back from London.

Long couple weeks there for Buck, going back and forth with the Jags being over there in London. But, Rhett, it's great to see your face, and I can't help but notice as an Indiana Hoosier, you're still smiling. It's hard not to be, buddy. Hoosiers are a wagon. Rock and rolling. Coach Signetti's rock got him going. I mean, just absolutely dominated Nebraska in Bloomington this week.

Game days coming to Bloomington this week.

My Big Ten network crew is going to be on the call for the game.

A lot of fun.

A lot of fun with this one and enjoying it, enjoying it probably a lot more than

Bucky has been enjoying his back and forth to and from London.

But like his trips, the NFL's London trips are over as well. And now we'll push forward to Munich here in a couple weeks. And then we had some good ones backstate side here this week as well. Yeah, that's what we're going to do. We're going to jump into those games. We'll get to that Jags game. Drake May showing some good things there in Jacksonville. Getting a much needed win. But let's start with these big three games here. Starting with Detroit and Minnesota. Man, what a great game. Got to see a lot of this. This is the beauty of having a Monday night charger game. I'm here in Arizona, but got a chance to watch, just watch Sunday games,

which was fantastic. And that was arguably the game of the day. And I'll give you the floor on this one first, right before I get to what I want to talk about, because I know you were

struck by just how dang similar these two teams were. I mean, it's uncanny when you look at it, like in so many different categories, right?

I mean, like total amount of plays run were within four of each other.

First downs were within two of each other.

I mean, like the average yards per play, they were gaining, they were making similar gains,

like on every play on average for the most part. I mean, they threw and ran the ball with similar balance as well. The explosive plays were even very similar. So I felt like in a game like this, DJ, you really had to like kind of go into the margins a little bit, right? And try to find, you know, some of those hidden hidden yards some of those hidden things that can you know

allow somebody to gain extra yards and jimir gibbs who you're seeing on your screen right here

was a big piece of those hidden yards because i mean obviously you know like his speed his

explosiveness he's always capable you know to break one but he makes guys miss so often. In fact,

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