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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 and Bucky with you.

Buck, what's going on, man?

No, not too much, DJ.

Really excited about this Super Bowl.

And I know on the outside, there are a lot of people that are saying it's going to be a sleepy Super Bowl, not a lot of buzz around it. But

to me, these are very compelling matchups just because of the way the teams have been constructed.

Yeah, it is an interesting look at how these teams have been built. And I've gave Gavin a little

homework, which he executed for us,

because I wanted to look at, you know, if we combine these two teams, and we'll get to the game

itself, but if we combine the two rosters and kind of how they were built, what can we learn?

And so I wanted to combine them and then say, okay, where did these offensive linemen

get picked amongst the draft in terms of the

rounds that they were in? Let's look at the offensive linemen. Now, it is a little interesting

because this is based off the starters from the championship game. So one of these teams had

had six offensive linemen. So we've got 11 starters. But I wanted to show you where these guys were picked.

So of the 11 guys starting along the offensive line, four were first rounders.

There were no second rounders, interesting.

Three third rounders, one fourth rounder, one six, one seven, one undrafted.

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