NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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.

A lively recap of Combine day-two testing with record speed and jump numbers among defensive backs and tight ends. Deep dives into safety athleticism and evolving roles, plus breakout performances that shifted draft conversations. Size-speed trends at cornerback and film vs testing debates get attention. Tight end testing highlights include historic workouts and rare explosiveness.

Live combine drama from Indianapolis with standout testing among defensive linemen, edge rushers and linebackers. Big debates over Sonny Styles and Arvel Reese and where their testing shifts draft value. Breakouts from lesser-known linebackers and freak measurement profiles among defensive tackles. Length, explosiveness and scheme fits dominate the conversation.

Live from the scouting combine, Daniel Jeremiah breaks down this year’s top draft prospects and how teams should target players to fit roster needs. He highlights the depth at edge rusher, quarterback intrigue beyond the top signal-callers, and which receivers and interior defenders are rising. Strategy talk covers trade decisions, scheme fits after coaching changes, and traits scouts prize for pro readiness.

A Combine week preview focusing on which prospects can rise or fall during Indy workouts. Deep looks at the quarterback group, including why a top QB skipping throws is not panic-worthy. Analysis of an explosive edge rusher crop and how freak athletes blur position lines. Review of Daniel Jeremiah’s biggest Top 50 movers and a notable climb for Indiana wideout Omar Cooper.

A fast-paced preview of Combine week, spotlighting quarterback prospects and why their measurements matter. They flag receivers with game-changing speed and tight ends whose testing will shift perceptions. Big debates on arm length for offensive linemen, length versus speed for edge rushers, and cornerback health tests. Final segments tease team roster moves and what front offices will be watching.

Daniel Jeremiah, former NFL scout and draft analyst, leads a 2026 pre-Combine media call. He debates top edge rushers and QB class placement. He highlights versatile safeties, an unusually deep WR group, tackle evaluations, and how teams build and use scouting reports. He also maps team draft needs and Day Two targets across the league.