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

What's up, everybody?

Welcome to Moom with the Sticks, DJ Buck, with you.

Buck, what is going on, man?

Nothing, DJ is just getting ready for it.

You know how this thing goes.

Like, we get into the end of the school year. We're about to

go on summer break, try and make everything happen. Graduations, all that. You know how

this. Oh, yeah. I'm actually, my son's got an internship in, as we've discussed before,

in Nashville. So I'm in Nashville. I'm in downstairs in this apartment. They have these

workrooms, by the way, apartments from when we were coming up, they've come a long way. It's a lot nicer that they have this little workroom. But there's a lot of other people in these little work stations. So I think you're like, like trying to be doing real work. So if you hear the golf voice buckets because I'm trying not to be that guy. Yeah, trying to be a lot of fire on this one day. That's cool. How you doing, man? Man, I'm good. I'm good. I know we're going to start off. I'll let you do the intro before we talk about some of this stuff, this news that's been happening in all weekend. A lot of people getting paid. Yeah, that's a good point. Let's start right there. It's time for hot or not brought you by Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage and literally just, I don't know, within the hour before recording this, Nick Siriani gets a new deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. And I was thinking of, you know, it's a great example, but it's not how you start. It's how you finish. If you think about the

opening news conference and all the grief that he got from that, and then you go through, you know,

getting to a Super Bowl and not getting the Super Bowl, then you have a little bit of a setback

and then to get back into the Super Bowl and then win it and now cash in. It's been, it's been

an interesting example to me of someone who's persevered through some rough moments,

but someone who I think has the complete and total faith of his team in his locker rooms.

And it's shown by what he was able to accomplish and what they were able to accomplish this last year.

Look, man, I think sometimes, DJ, the best thing that can happen for head coach is

you get knocked back a little bit, and you have to kind of reflect and reemerge as a little bit

of a different guy. Nick Siriani, he's done a great job. When you look at what he's accomplished

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