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

Hey, everybody.

Welcome to Move the Sticks, the workshop series presented by Lowe's.

This is something we're doing through a few of these teams, Buck, that we're trying to put them in the lab a little bit, see if we can't solve some of their issues and their problems and preview the changes that have been made. We'll focus on the commanders and what they've done under Adam Peters and Dan Quinn to revamp that roster. So we will get to that part of the show in just a little bit. But first of all, how you doing, man?

Man, I'm good, DJ. We're here. I mean, we're in the mix. Like, is game week is exciting. We get to talk about all these teams over the weekend. So I'm excited about it.

All right. Buck, this was a big off season of change in Washington. Ironically, I guess it's an election year, right? So there's always changes that take place in election years.

But this is a new general manager, our buddy Adam Peters, takes it over.

Dan Quinn is his hire as a head coach who has experience.

He's been to a Super Bowl.

Obviously, he has an expertise on the defensive side of the ball. But I like the fact when you have a rookie

general manager that you pair them with a veteran head coach, someone who has experience in that

capacity. And then you think about change. Well, you've got ownership change not too long ago.

You've got the new GM. You've got a new head coach. And usually that comes with a new quarterback.

And they have one of the more exciting players, along with Caleb Williams, I think Jaden Daniels, two of the more exciting young quarterbacks we've entered the league in a while, which is saying something.

Yeah, it is saying something.

You talk about Jaden Daniels coming into the league as a very mature playmaker who has, look, the gunslinger game, but he has this managerial

mentality that he understands when to risk it and when to scale it back. I love he's going

to add to this offense, not only as a passive, but as a runner. And the thing that I look at,

I look at that wide receiver core where you're seeing Scary Terry McLaren, you understand Diami brown has been elevated and put into a role where he can be the number two wide receiver it should be fun to watch this offense cook and with brian robinson and austin eckler in the backfield they're going to have the balance that you want to see in terms of being able to run it but also toward to the backs they're going to make you defend the entire field, and Jane Daniels is the perfect trigger man for this type of offense.

Yeah, there's a stat I want to get to that's going to tell you whether or not this Washington

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