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

Hey, what's going on, everybody? Welcome to Move the Sticks.

Rhett Lewis in for DJ here with my man, Bucky Brooks. And back for another week with you, Buck.

Last week we were talking quarterbacks and talking about the quarterbacks that I'm going to get a chance to see down at the Manning Passing Academy.

You were talking about some of them that you're going to see at the Elite 11.

And so, you know, I felt like this week might be a good idea to talk about the evolution

of the position that is maybe most affected by the quarterbacks running the league,

if you will, and that is the cornerbacks on the other side, which you did some work for

recently.

Yeah, and I read it's crazy because corners are viewed so differently now than they

have been in the past because the game has changed.

The game has become where it's a very past-centric league.

So everyone is looking for the quote-unquote lockdown corner.

The problem is there are few guys who really have the ability to kind of lock down

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