303: Drafting the best triplets in the NFL

NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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Sports, Football

4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks pick the best RB, QB, and WR (9:30) combinations in the NFL before they switch sides of the ball an pick the best DL, LB, DB triplets in the league (17:45). The guys also cover the new transfer and redshirt rules in college football before DJ sat down with Penn State QB Trace McSorley and ASU signal caller Manny Wilkins (25:27).

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0:00.0	And now, move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.
0:07.0	What's up everybody, welcome to move the sticks.
0:12.0	It's DJ Bucky, Sully and Heitem in the bowels of the bungalow.
0:16.6	And that is not a misstatement there.
0:18.8	We are at the Fairmont Hotel for the big NFL media summit down here in a meeting room
0:23.3	and you can't let it go by though, Bucky.
0:25.4	We've got it on the schedule to get a pot in.
0:27.1	You find it what you improvise, you get done.
0:28.6	Yeah, it's kind of crazy.
0:29.6	We are definitely in the bowels of the hotel, downstairs, kind of in a basement.
0:33.4	I feel like we're in a closet.
0:35.0	We're so close to the other.
0:36.5	What a beautiful closet.
0:37.5	Beautiful, nice closet.
0:38.5	Beautiful closet would heighten.
0:40.5	We got porcelain cups.
0:41.5	We got porcelain cups.
0:42.5	We got porcelain cups.
0:43.5	We got porcelain cups.
0:44.5	They better have beautiful closets.
0:46.5	Not much cocktails.
0:47.5	That's beautiful.
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