and now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's going on everybody DJ Bucky here move the sticks presented by the US Marine Corps back again Bucky.

I don't know if you if you got a chance to listen to it I'm gonna guess probably no but I did go on the around the NFL podcast last week.

It got a lot of it got a lot of chatter got a lot chatter on the lot of chatter on the old Twitter. Yeah did.

Handsome didn't bring his egg game let's just leave it at that. Oh yeah. Oh you took down the chat.

Well I don't know if he ever it was a WrestleMania. Oh if you ever had a belt but he lost if that's what you're getting lost.

But no it was it was a good time visit with those guys but some things we want to hit on today on the pod.

We got a couple cool interviews coming up we've got Quincy Wilson the the corner from Florida who we had in studio.

Also have Malachi do pre who we had on a Skype interview wide receiver from LSU so we're going to roll both those in a little bit here.

But a couple things I want to hit on here before we get to some of these interviews.

What were your take what you take on on what happened with Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly and basically for those that haven't heard.

I guess he was asked in an interview about Kaiser and he said he thinks to Sean should still be in college.

I can find I'll find I'm going to pull it up right here and give you the exact words because I don't want to put words in smell.

Kaiser should still be in college he needs more time to grow on and off the field he isn't complete yet.

He did praise his physical gifts he has a strong arm and physically gifted I think he has all the tools but he needs time.

So it just let me give you let me get your thoughts before I weigh in here.

Well I think it always puts us in a bit of a dilemma as the value winners and his fans like we want the head coach to be honest and forth right and kind of tell us all the information about a player.

But then sometimes you kind of would like to see the coach go to bat for his player and kind of you know protect them protect them feel good now and just listening to that quote that he gave out I think that we probably could agree that.

All of these quarterbacks in this draft would have benefited from having another year more experience more things however the Sean elected to go and Notre Dame and there was some debate about you know the young quarterback that is sitting there behind the branding win bush some there feel like he's a star and what would that do to affect the Sean's playing time.

I will say this about Brian Kelly in terms of what he said directly about Kaiser needing more time to grow on and off to feel those things that resonate with me I do believe in talking to Kaiser himself like there's some maturity that needs to take place he has to kind of mature into being a positive leader he gets his game certainly could mature on the field I think the thing that kind of wrinkle some feathers is just that.

You don't expect your hair coach to make that statement most of the time you kind of give a nice send off bouquet you can say hey guys great for the program did a lot of great things whereas we wish him well normally don't get that hard line honesty but Brian Kelly was asked and he gave an answer and then we have to kind of digest it yeah people go both ways on this thing right so we want the coach to be honest and then you get the people say what we dog got his player I tend to think in this situation.

I don't want my head coach being honest and public like that I don't know there's some things that you can kind of keep behind look and this is the thing and this happens with you know when scouts and you're going in and talking to coaches they say some some terrible things about their players because they don't want to ruin their reputation with the with the scouts and with the NFL folks so they don't want to have a reputation being somebody just full of it and just you know it's all bluster there's nothing you know you can't trust them but there's a dare saying 12 telling a scout or a GM on a phone.

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