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

What's up, everybody? Welcome to Move the Sticks. DJ Bucky back with you. Buck, how you doing,

man?

Man, I am good, DJ. It's always, it's always good. We're turning the calendar, turning the pages on the calendar, getting ready to dig into the college prospects and players trying to do what we call a little junior tape, even though they may not be juniors.

They may be rising juniors and sophomore tape.

But beginning to look at who is coming down the pipe while also listening and assessing all of the buzz and stuff that we're hearing at these mini camps and OTAs as they come to a close.

Yeah, I thought we'd take a little time today and talk about maybe some of these college kids were starting to peek at a little bit as well as I wanted to go kind of a little bit big picture with the NFL and look at who we think are some of the improved teams.

Teams we think could take a big leap in 2021.

But before we get to those teams, let's talk about some college guys.

I've kind of just dug in.

The first look series is just rolling out now.

So the first guy I watched was your college, was your college quarterback at North Carolina.

Sam Howell.

So before I give you my take, what's your take on your guy?

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