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

What's going on everybody DJ Bucky here move the sticks as we are one week away from taking

off to Indianapolis for the scouting combined which is a good thing.

We love this time of year is nothing better. Bucky and I enjoy talking about these players which we're going to do

a little later on in this episode. We're going to go through Bucky's top five position list on the defensive side of the ball.

If you missed the offensive side go back and listen to the previous episode. We're going to take you behind the curtain a little bit and tell you what goes on in draft meetings in NFL teams are having right now as well.

But Bucky I think we ought to start the show off with with a tweet. Why don't you hit us with a tweet that just hit the Twitter verse unbelievable.

Perennial Pobo, Y receiver Antonio Brown who is discussed being one to be shot one to move on.

He tweeted today had a great meeting with Mr. Rooney today. We discussed a lot of things and we cleared the air on several issues.

We both agreed that it is time to move on but I always have appreciation and gratitude towards the Rooney family and stillers organization hashtag call God hashtag.

Bumin.

Well just give me your thoughts immediate thoughts this is this is a real time reaction because this literally just came down.

So you're thought so my God situation.

Oh man that's it's kind of unbelievable like it's unbelievable if this is what happened if they kind of agreed to part ways.

Didn't kind of torpedo all the leverage in the trade market like I mean I got a move.

So you have to move they talked about having to move on from them but I don't even know what even necessarily commands on the open market.

I know we talked about a Mari Cooper bringing back a first round pick from the Oakland Raiders when the Dallas Cowboys made that swap.

Antonio Brown is a little older and Tony Brown has had more issues than a Mari Cooper.

We can talk about the production being significantly greater I mean six seasons with over 100 catches over 1200 yards.

I had 15 touchdowns this past season but I really don't know what are you willing to give up because he seems like such a wild card like.

I think this is a unique situation for a team because you're trying to figure out how does a be fit into your locker room.

How is he going to impact your younger receivers.

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