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And now, Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

All right, friends, back here with you.

Another episode of Move the Sticks.

Hello, everybody.

Rhett Lewis, Bucky Brooks.

We'll get DJ back a little bit later in the week. But

Bucky, you were a busy man last night following the Monday night debacle.

I don't know. Boys from Duval. I don't know how busy I was. I was there. I was in attendance.

You were there. We're going to spend it positive. Let's focus on the team that played really well, and that would be the Buffalo Bills.

And I'm going to say this. Like, it's my first, no, that's not my first time. It's my second time watching Josh Allen up close in person. And I will say, Red, like, from the time that I watched him when he was coming out of Wyoming at the potato bowl. I went to Boise to watch him play in a bowl game, to watch him at the senior bowl, to then watch him kind of go from afar in the NFL. He is a completely different guy than that guy I remember as a senior before he came out at Wyoming. And one, prototypical size, great athleticism, tremendous arm talent, but the strides that he has made as a playmaker, to me, are nothing short of remarkable. He has kind of learn when to

insert himself into the game and when to kind of just let the system

work for him. He has, and look, we said this prior to the season, the Pat Mahomes thing was really

going to reveal how good Josh Allen is, meaning you take away Stefan Diggs, you now put more

on him to play with more unharalded playmakers, what would this offense look like?

And talking to some of the people for the bills,

addition by subtraction.

By removing Stefan Diggs,

you kind of took the crutches away from Josh Allen,

and he is now doing more stuff,

more command of the offense,

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