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And now, Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up, everyone? I am Bucky Brooks, and this is Move the Sticks, and I'm joined by my guy, Lance

Xerlion, the man who does everything for the website as it related to providing all the profiles,

breaking it all down. How many profiles did we knock out this year, Lance? We only got to like

445. My editor said he did, he said, don't write guys that can't get drafted. I don't want to

have to edit them. I said, I don't want to have to write them. So bet.

I mean, we're on the same page. I mean, you got to love that. I appreciate all the work because that is, man, laborious when it comes to like 400 and something profiles. That's crazy.

I'm going to tell you the sneaky tough part is I'm watching tape in late October for some of these prospects

and then early November.

And there's two things that are really tough.

I'm going to start with the easiest one where you think you have a player based on tape,

you know, his speed or this or that or length or whatever. And then you get the measurements or you get the, and now we're having to wait until pro day for some of these guys to run. Xavier Restrepo ran a 4-840. I got to go back and change part of my, my scanner report to reference his speed. Like you have to put that in there. And truth be told, Bucky, he probably doesn't get drafted with a 4-840.

I'm not. my scouting report to reference his speed. Like you have to put that in there. And truth be told, Bucky, I don't, he probably doesn't get drafted with a 4-8-40.

I'm not, let's say he can't make a team, but it's real hard for teams to, you know, get on board

with drafting a shorter slot receiver with a 4-840 is all he has to his name.

So going back and, you know, re-looking at and retouching up some of the, some of the

scatterer report, some of the strengths of weaknesses I wrote up after Pro Days, one thing.

But I'll tell you what else is tough.

I wrote Josh Simmons, and he was out for the year.

So I wrote him in late, late November, early December. And I run him up, man, this guy is athletic.

I like him. I'm going to give him a 62. That means kind of an average starter grade, kind of a

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