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NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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Sports, Football

4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2018

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Football is back! DJ & Bucky scrutinize the Le'Veon Bell drama in Pittsburgh (1:32) before they dive right into the packed week one NFL slate. The guys go game by game and preview what they will be watching on gridiron this weekend (11:15). DJ and Bucky also make their Super Bowl, MVP and rookie of the year predictions (30:16). The MTS team wraps the show by picking the biggest week two college football games (36:06).

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0:00.0	Boy of the Eagles can come up with their one turn over the game right here.
0:08.0	That would be sealing Brady with white to his right.
0:12.6	Brady back again.
0:14.0	He stepped up his head and falls forward.
0:17.1	He fumbles, the fumbles of the Eagles have it.
0:20.1	It is recovery.
0:21.4	But yeah, I was unpretabled by Fordhead.
0:25.4	He's back again.
0:26.9	He steps on.
0:28.0	He's hit.
0:29.0	He stumbles.
0:30.0	He is throwing it deep for the end zone and it is bad at a run.
0:36.0	And the game is over.
0:39.0	The game is over.
0:43.0	The Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions.
0:50.6	And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.
0:57.2	What's up everybody, DJ Bucky and Bucky.
0:59.8	We made it.
1:00.8	We made it, man.
1:01.8	We've got the NFL season kicking off tonight Thursday night football ahead of a big week one
1:07.2	slate of NFL games, man.
1:09.4	I just woke up a little spring in my step today.
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