Move the Sticks: NFC East & NFC North Championship foundations

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks return with a fresh episode of Move the Sticks. In the initial half of the show, they examine each team in the NFC East, analyzing their team building blocks and championship foundations with assistance from the NFL Research team (5:11). The latter half of the show is dedicated to discussing every team in the NFC North, delving into their team building blocks and championship foundations (14:37).

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