And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to Move the Sticks DJ Bucky together after another

pro day buck. How you doing man? Man, I am doing great. You know I'm great because

we had an opportunity to watch two quarterbacks to what it's off quarterbacks.

CJ Stroud and Bryce Young throw on back-to-back days and the great part of it is

we get a chance to talk about it now. Yeah, we got these pro days. We're gonna

break down. We're also going to look into what's going on with the

jets in a trade. It was quite interesting yesterday. We'll jump into that and

what does that mean for the future of both the Cleveland Browns and the New York

Jets will tackle that question in a little bit. But we are. We're coming off

of a couple of pro days here. Let's start first of all. Let's go with the one

we just saw. It's fresh in our mind. We just got out of the studio. We covered

it from here in Los Angeles and that was Bryce Young's pro day. Just first thought

after watching that today. Man, he's a fantastic player. He's a fantastic player

that makes the game look so easy and we'll put out his claim out about pro days

and what we gleam from it. The one thing that you want to see in a pro day is

the ball shouldn't hit the ground. You just want to check out the overall mechanics.

You want to see him. It's basically lay-up lines. When you go to an NBA basketball

game, you see everyone do the little fancy stuff. Put a ball off the window and do it.

So for Bryce Young, we got an opportunity to see him do what he does well. He

can sit in and throw it. He showed us that he can throw the ball on the move. We

saw him go to the right to the left, spinning it, doing it at different angles, hitting

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