On this episode of Move the Sticks, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks tackle some of the hottest pre-draft debates. Outside of Travis Hunter, could we really see just one wide receiver go in the first round? The guys break down both sides of the argument and why the current WR market, where top talent rarely hits free agency, actually makes the case for drafting one early.

They also dive into the ceiling and floor for defensive tackles Walter Nolen and Kenneth Grant, discuss why LSU tight end Mason Taylor would be a great fit for the Eagles, and react to the Patriots trading QB Joe Milton III to the Cowboys, showing how Eliot Wolf is following his father Ron Wolf’s philosophy of drafting and flipping quarterbacks for value.

Then, DJ teases a conversation with a source who believes Jalen Milroe could come off the board much earlier than expected. And to close it out, DJ highlights some of the biggest risers in his latest Top 50 rankings.

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NFL Network's Gregg Rosenthal and Daniel Jeremiah are joined by former NFL running back Maurice Jones-Drew to talk all things running back. Aside from the news of the Dallas Cowboys acquiring QB Joe Milton III from the Patriots, the trio talks almost exclusively college running back prospects, from ASU's Cam Skattebo to UNC's Omarion Hampton, and of course, Boise St.'s Ashton Jeanty. Just three weeks from the 2025 NFL Draft, don't miss one of the most nuanced discussions about RB prospects in all of football media on the latest "40s and Free Agents."

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks open up the show with an update on DJ’s 1-on-1 conversation with 49ers QB Brock Purdy and discuss a prospect’s pro day that has QB-needy teams buzzing.

Then, DJ and Bucky break down the biggest rumors coming out of the NFL Annual Meeting including the Steelers' plan at quarterback, Jim Harbaugh entertaining the idea of bringing back Keenan Allen, the Titan’s tipping their hand with the first overall pick and the rule proposal put forth that would ban the “Tush Push.”

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