NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

They tear into DJ’s Mock Draft 3.0, debating surprising top-five swaps and positional fits. Discussion centers on risers and fallers, from wide receivers and edge rushers to versatile linebackers. They parse team-specific fits like Tennessee, the Jets, and Kansas City, and flag late first-round intrigue and players who could climb the boards.

A lively breakdown of the NFL quarterback musical chairs from the 2026 offseason. Short takes on Daniel Jones’ return to Indianapolis and Tua’s fresh start in Atlanta. Deep looks at Justin Fields in Kansas City and Kyler Murray’s fit in Minnesota. Quick analyses of developmental homes for Malik Willis, Kirk Cousins’ potential bridge roles, and Mac Jones’ trade possibilities.

They dissect Baltimore backing away from the Maxx Crosby trade and the medical and integrity questions that followed. They compare player fits like Hendrickson versus Crosby and consider how the Raiders could shift if Crosby stays. Then they run an alternating mock draft of the first 14 picks, highlighting surprising team needs, positional fits, and how free agency is reshaping draft strategy.

A rapid-fire breakdown of how this free agency frenzy is reshaping the 2026 draft landscape. They spotlight heavy spending on edge rushers and surging value for interior offensive linemen. Team-by-team moves are mapped to positional demand, with takes on who truly filled needs and which clubs still have major holes.

Day 1 free agency fallout, from splash signings and big-money extensions to teams reshaping rosters immediately. Debate over striking early versus waiting and which cap-rich franchises made bold statements. Underrated moves that could surprise in 2026, plus targeted fits like offensive line priorities, system familiarity additions, and strategic veteran pieces that change team trajectories.

A breakdown of how Combine performances reshaped a Top 50 prospects board. Short debates over top-five placements, tackle and edge value, and position fits. Close looks at workout metrics, injury concerns, and sleeper names in the 31–50 range. Quick previews of draft depth, day-two candidates, and how free agency could shift team needs.

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks open the show by breaking down the massive trade that sent Chiefs CB Trent McDuffie to the Rams (6:51) before weighing in on their favorite landing spots for Cardinals QB Kyler Murray once free agency begins. (11:50) Then, they discuss the Bears decision to trade WR D.J. Moore to the Bills in return for a second round pick. (18:14) DJ and Bucky wrap up their recap of the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine by highlighting the defensive prospects whose verified measurements and on-field workouts helped boost their draft stock. (22:45) Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network. NOTE: Timecodes approximateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discussion of how Combine results changed evaluations and early free agency movement. Breakdown of which position groups look deepest in the draft, from running backs to safeties. Debate over tackle scarcity and interior line priorities. Analysis of veteran market strength at tight end and linebacker, plus how veteran signings could alter high draft picks.

They recap the biggest combine takeaways on interviews, measurements and on-field workouts that changed prospects' draft standing. They discuss how teams use tracking data, flex tests and telemetry to evaluate speed, explosiveness and positional fit. They highlight rising quarterbacks, running backs, receivers, tight ends and offensive linemen who notably boosted their stock.

On this episode of Move the Sticks, Bucky Brooks and Rhett Lewis check in from the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis to break down everything that went down during Day 3 of on-field workouts. They highlight the top performers at running back, quarterback and wide receiver, examining which prospects elevated their draft outlook, whose measurables turned heads and who backed up their film with a strong on-field showing during Saturday's drills. Move the Sticks is presented by the NFL Podcasts Network.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.