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

What's up, everybody?

I'm Bucke Brooks.

This is Move the Sticks, and I am joined by my guy, HBCU legend himself, Steve Weiss,

representing HU each and every day is a great day to be a Howard Biden. Great day to be Howard Bison. We take on those Hampton Pirates this weekend. I do not want to lose to them again. It seems like every time we play, we lose. So let's go Bison. You are favored to do some stuff in the Miak. But,, Buck, what about the tar heels? What about your tar heels? What do they got going? So the tar heels decided to get into the mix a little bit. They took on the mighty North Carolina Central Eagles last weekend. They were able to handle business against the Eagles. But I'm not going to lie, Steve. Got a little nervous. The Eagles were going. Trey Oliver had them guys going for a minute. I was getting nervous. I was like, as much as I love representing, I did not want my guys to be on ESPN representing the case that, hey, look at them snatched down to school. They're back. So now it's great seeing Tray Oliver and those guys going.

So the Tar Heels are trying to get it going. We'll see. We're flying under radar just hoping they can kind of continue to be okay and see if they can get better down the stretch. Today, though, Steve, we're going to talk about the National Football League. We're going to talk about the standings. We're going to go through each division and talk

about is the division winner or the division leader? Are they going to end up winning the

division when it's all set and done? So this should be a little fun little exercise to see what's

going on, to see who's who and what's what. I know you got your ear to the street. So let's start

to the AFC East. Buffalo Bills, Senate 2-0 undefeated. The Buffalo Bills have owned the division

in the Sean McDermott era. Do they continue to reign supreme over the rest of their

AFC East folks? Yes, they do, Bucky. They own it. There's no partial shares in the lead for the AFC East.

And I say that because not only, you know, are the bills different, right?

They've become a tight end centric offense, right?

Because they've got two really capable tight ends.

James Cook's been doing this thing out of the gate.

But the rest of the division, you've got quarterback uncertainty in New England and Miami, and the Jets, you know,

you just don't know what you're going to get week to week. So, yeah, I mean, the bills are not

going to go 17 and 0, but I do think they end up keeping their claim on the ownership of the division.

Yeah, now, the bills are that squad.

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