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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. Bucky, how you doing, man?

Look, man, I'm excited to get in close to a draft time.

And so now it's about honing in. I think you have famously said the first part of the process is

trying to get them in the right neighborhood.

Trying to begin to see if we can figure out which houses guys belong in.

You know, and so trying to get them on the right call to set.

Yeah, that's the that's the time we are in for sure.

And I just had my new top 50 list of top 50 prospects for the upcoming draft.

That just posted, which is my first update I've been since the combine.

So that's some decent movement on here, not so much.

So maybe in the top part of the list, but as you start going through it,

you saw some guys kind of move up and down as you.

You get real numbers on them. You go to chance to learn more about them as players.

You get a chance to watch some more video.

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