NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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.

Gregg Rosenthal, NFL reporter and analyst known for sharp scout-informed takes, joins to rank and debate defensive free agents. They break down edge rushers, defensive tackles, linebackers, corners and safeties. Short takes on market value, contract risks, and high-upside sleepers. Multiple quick debates on veterans versus young upside and how scarcity shapes the draft.

A bold trade idea for the Cowboys sparks a playful mock draft experiment. They unpack Miami’s roster purge and the cap and culture angles behind releasing big names. The conversation dives into how new coaching staffs shift positional priorities and reshuffle draft boards. The segment finishes with an alternating live mock of the projected top 10 picks.

A look inside how scouts reshape draft boards and why prospects rise or fall as evaluations evolve. A breakdown of Fernando Mendoza’s fit in Klint Kubiak’s offense and what makes his decision-making click. A contrast of top running backs on burst, receiving and pass protection. A tour of the wide receiver class, from big-bodied boundary options to slippery slot and under-the-radar players with combine upside.

A sharp early look at which clubs enter the 2026 draft with the most picks and salary flexibility. Short breakdowns on the Jets’ rebuild needs, the Raiders’ ten‑pick strategy and coaching fit, Pittsburgh’s quarterback and secondary questions, and Tennessee’s two top selections and line priorities. Quick wrap on trade prospects and how draft capital could reshape rosters.

They dissect what went right and wrong for the Patriots and Seahawks, from cap math to play calling. A deep look at which Seahawks players might be hardest to keep and possible salary moves. A wide receiver ranking segment previews top free-agent targets, scheme fits, and how draft depth could reshape the market.

A tight recap of how Seattle built a championship through defensive depth, trench talent and smart roster moves. They highlight the value of rotating edge rushers, two-gap run stoppers and physical, versatile defensive backs. The conversation covers conservative game management, the rising worth of complete tight ends, and the front office’s aggressive approach to trading and drafting for identity.

A strategic preview breaking down how Seattle and New England were built through drafts and roster construction. Discussion on offensive line draft patterns and value between tackles and interior linemen. Exploration of receiver and running back draft dispersion and system impacts. Deep dive into defensive front investments, linebacker/secondary draft sweet spots, and three keys each team must execute to win.

A lively breakdown of a first mock draft, highlighting rising positions and prospects climbing draft boards. Conversation shifts to two surprising teams that could mimic New England’s rapid rebuild, focusing on coaching impacts and young quarterbacks. They also debate age in evaluations, offensive line value, and developmental fits for high-upside players.

They recap standout performers from the East-West Shrine Bowl and Senior Bowl, highlighting players whose practice reps and 1-on-1 showings shifted draft stock. They break down surprising small-school and edge-rusher performances. Then they analyze recent coaching and front office hires across the league and how personnel moves might reshape team direction.