Former AEW EVPs The Young Bucks have been going through a difficult period since losing their roles as Executive Vice Presidents of All Elite Wrestling. Over the last two pay-per-views, they have missed the opportunity to become AEW World Tag Team Champions again.Some luck went in their favor last month when they teamed up with the Death Riders to defeat the team of Brodido and The Opps. Following their win in the 10-man tag team match, their team won $500,000, which the Bucks got to keep because Moxley wasn't interested in the money.However, the duo lost their money while gambling as Nick Jackson tried to double their winnings. This led to them being called "The Broke Bucks" on the latest episode of Dynamite by the production team. The name caught fire and was trending on X/Twitter, and The Bucks broke their silence on the name with a simple two-word message."Oh cmon!" they wrote.The duo was confronted by Jack Perry at All Out 2025 before Luchasaurus laid them both out. Neither has been booked for AEW WrestleDream yet, and it wouldn't be surprising to see a reunited Jurassic Express take on The Young Bucks on October 18, 2025.The Young Bucks lost to another former Elite member on AEW DynamiteThe sixth anniversary episode of AEW Dynamite saw some blockbuster moments. One such moment was the return of former AEW World Champion Kenny Omega, who made his return from injury. Omega was last seen on the September 3 episode of Dynamite and had been recovering since then.He was scheduled to team up with the current World Tag Team Champions, Brodido, to take on the team of Josh Alexander and The Young Bucks. Omega emerged victorious in the match before being ambushed by a returning Andrade, who sided with Omega's former manager, Don Callis.