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

Hey everybody, what's up? Welcome to Move the Stick, DJ Bucky here.

Pre-combing show here. This is a part one. We're going to focus on the offensive players today, Bucky.

And then the later podcast later, the week will jump into the defensive side. How you doing, man?

I'm doing great. It's been a great weekend. A lot of NFL news over the weekend.

And then we get ready to go to the convent. Can't get better than this.

Yeah, we're going to jump right in here. Let's not mess around because before we get to the combine, I want to talk about a couple things took place inside the league.

I know you've written about both of these. You've had a chance to jump on the air and talk about this stuff. And it's too fascinating stories.

Let's start number one Marcus Peters, arguably the top corner back in the NFL.

Somebody that we always talk about, Bucky, you were on him early in the draft process.

I remember even some of the lines you said it takes a, you're going to have to find a wolf to coach a wolf.

I want to say take takes a wolf to coach a wolf. Yep. Yes.

But he's been, look, he's been the best. I mean, you can say you can argue about whether he's the best corner league.

You cannot argue about who the turnover king is at the position because it has been Marcus Peters.

And now looks like he's headed to the Rams.

Yeah, I think from Marcus Peter standpoint, he goes to the perfect environment for him.

He goes to the West Coast. He gets to play in LA. He gets to play in front of a fan based.

There's a little more tolerant of maybe his anthem protests.

And then he gets to play for a coach who really understands how to deal with strong personality players.

Wade Phillips is a guy who has had tremendous success wherever he's gone coaching on defense.

He is dealt with a lot of big white personality. Sean Merriman and San Diego.

You think about some of the players that he had in Dallas, then in Denver with the keep to leave Chris Harris.

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