674. Justin Fields 360

NFL: Move the Sticks with Daniel Jeremiah & Bucky Brooks

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Sports, Football

4.7 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2021

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Who is Justin Fields? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks take a deep look at the quarterback prospect in their annual 360 series. The two scouts look past the tape and talk to those closest around Fields. What was he like as a kid? How good was he at baseball? What was he like at Ohio State? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks first focus on Justin Fields' development before he got to college. The guys start by talking to Fields' private quarterback coach Ron Veal, who's trained him since the sixth grade, as he emphasizes how good Justin was at baseball (3:35). Then, Daniel Jeremiah revisits an interview from the 2017 Elite 11 competition with himself, Justin Fields, Rhett Lewis and Trent Dilfer (9:15). After that, Fields' high school football coach at Harrison High School, Matt Dickmann, talks about why Fields was so impressive at football and baseball (12:42). Now, the pair switch their focus to Justin's college career. Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day joins to discuss Justin's success at the program (21:27). Following that, Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer gives his evaluation of Fields (33:46). Next, Justin's trainer at 3DQB Training Company, John Beck, gives insight into how competitive he is (39:14). Then, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon talks about playing with Fields and touches on his leadership ability (43:19). Finally, former Ohio State and current Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins dives into Justin's athleticism (44:58). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.

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0:00.0	Immediately you recognize the talent level. It's just off the charts.
0:06.0	The field for the pocket.
0:08.0	The dead field in a diving catch is rare.
0:12.0	Rare rare physical specimen.
0:14.0	The field's looking to throw at 20 a.m.
0:16.0	Down the middle of the field.
0:18.0	The lobby's wide open.
0:20.0	Sometimes you think he's super natural.
0:22.0	Hey everyone, it's Daniel Jeremiah from Move the Sticks.
0:26.0	And I'm Bucky Brooks and this is Justin Fields 360.
0:29.0	All right, Bucky again, one of the favorite things that we do on the Move the Six podcast.
0:34.0	Are these 360 episodes we do before the draft or we highlight a couple of the top players and we devote an entire episode to doing a deep dive.
0:42.0	As if we were scouting, right?
0:44.0	You know cultivating those sources, talking to coaches, teammates,
0:48.0	anybody we can find to learn more about a player.
0:51.0	And I feel like we've got a pretty thorough look coming your way here on Justin Fields.
0:55.0	Yeah, I think it's a very thorough look because we had an opportunity to talk to a couple of coaches that know Justin Fields really, really well as private coaches high school coach.
1:03.0	We had a chance to talk to coaches that have continued to foster his development along the way his head coach at Ohio State Ryan Day.
1:11.0	And then some of the other coaches and teammates that also are able to paint a picture on how Justin Fields has become one of the top prospects in this 2021 draft.
1:21.0	You know, it would be helpful to have somebody on that's that's coached him to a championship and we do.
1:27.0	I want you to tell that story, Bucky, for those that don't know.
1:30.0	Well, I wish I could say that I could claim him, but what I can say is I watched the guy play at an extraordinary level at an elite 11 camp.
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