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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 Rett, back with you. Buck, first of all, we missed you yesterday. We had a lot of good things to say about the Jags, man. We were just very positive. a lot of good energy about your tax.

Maybe, um, I missed you yesterday. We had a lot of good things to say about the Jags, man. We were just very positive. There was a lot of good energy about your Jags. Maybe I'm doing well. And before we even talk about the Jags, let me tell you, DJ. I don't know if you had a chance to see the Chicago Bears up close and in person. Like, the way they attack the football, I have never seen anything like.

Oh, yeah, they're swinging on the football.

Like, I have never seen any team that is more obsessed with knocking the ball loose.

And to be there, so on the call, Westwood one, Peanut Tillman is there.

And so one, you see Peanut Tillman won.

That is exactly how you want him at corner. He is as long as as tall and whatever as you want. But DJ, I mean, they are relentless going after it to the point where you know when you work for the charge or whatever. I'm on the field. You're in the booth. But after the game, everyone goes and exchanges pleasantries. I talked to a couple of their coaches like, Hey, man.

I, the booth. But after the game, everyone goes and exchanges pleasantries. I talked to a couple of their coaches like, hey, man, get your team to go after the ball like that. And I'll talk to a few of them.

They were like, man, Luce talks about it every day. He demands that they go after it. They

demand it, they practice it, and then they reward it. So they talk about the

rewards they give the players for knocking the ball loose and having a production chart and all

this other stuff. And I can just say, and Red knows this from our time at the East-West game

when we had the Chicago coaches and how they were it it's really remarkable to see how

they go after it and I was listening to Peanut on the radio and he was calling for Jay he was

saying guys that's enough like you're giving up of a little too many extra yard like at some point

you've got to get the guys down yeah that's hilarious slow down with, slow down with the pump is here. Let's secure the tackle, too. When it's too much for peanut, when it's too much for peanut, I mean, they're uppercut and after it. I mean, every time someone is tackle, it is, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. It's like on the speed bag. Yeah. It's the craziest thing that I've ever seen.

But it works.

And what it does is going into the game, the Jags has such a fear of losing the

ball that DJ early in the game, Evan Ingram catches one.

He could give maybe five more yards.

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