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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 Rhett, with you.

And guys, I got to say it was fun yesterday.

Not only great games, incredible games, which we're going to get into on today's episode, but it was fun to actually be together. Red, I don't know the last time we were all together sitting there watching a football game. That was fun. Yeah, it's kind of been bits and pieces of us here, you know, throughout Thursdays and Sundays. And Bucky and I have been on the desk for NFL game day highlights throughout the playoffs on Sundays, which has been fun to, you know, kind of take one of the games and then push it forward into what we're going to see in the next one. And I think the one thing that we all kind of, you know, witnessed in that Eagles Rams game was something that kind of was the theme for the day, which were turnovers, really hindering the losing team in this one. And we'll get into that throughout. But it was a good

weekend of football, some good hard football, really all around. You know, it's funny, the playoffs

change, but the way that you win doesn't. And the guys that don't make a lot of mistakes,

the teams that don't beat themselves are the ones that continue to advance. And we saw it time

and time again. We talked about

turnovers being the number one deciding factor in who wins or loses games. It's that. It's

blown assignments. It's silly penalties. Things that you would tell a little league team,

if you want to be really good, if you just do these things, you have a chance. And it's not so much

teams winning games is teams losing games. And if you can avoid the implosion, you have a chance. And it's not so much teams winning games is teams losing games.

And if you can avoid the implosion, you have a chance to advance.

And that's what we really saw this weekend with all the teams that were able to advance.

Buck, you'll appreciate this because you know that I like baseball.

And I always bring stuff back to baseball.

Ret hates baseball.

So he's not going to participate in this particular analogy. But I was watching those games. Yeah. I was watching those games just thinking of like the Yankees in the World Series. Like you think about all the effort it takes to get to this point. And then like the simple things, two hands on the ball in the pocket, right? When you've got a crowd around you, keep your left hand

on the football. When you catch the ball in the middle of the field, you've got to cover up

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