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

What's up everybody?

It's Move the Sticks. I'm here with Lansing and we are recapping all the events that are taking place at the

NFL scouting combine. On Friday we had an opportunity to look at the best

athletes on the field that the Catholic as I like call them, the defensive backs put on a show,

they came and showed up and showed out, and then the side end also made an appearance and kind of put their

talent on display.

Land, Zee, just give me me your thoughts on what you saw on Friday night.

Well, we saw some, I thought it was interesting because there was a difference sometimes

between speed and field work. I thought Terry and Arnold, you know,

honestly I thought on tape he was about a 448 guy. He ran a 450 and in this day

and age it seems like with DBS you're about a 4.50 people are ready to just throw you in the garbage bin

But that's really not the case. I mean this guy

and when you looked at the rest of his testing you look at his field testing bus

bucky that's why you could say a 450 okay well he jumped 37 he had had a 10-9 broad jump, and in his work in the field with the way that he changed the direction.

And I don't know, I don't know about you, but I think DB field work is some of the most,

what's the word I'm looking for,

expressive of what I'm looking for in a prospect.

I get to see hips, I get to see change the direction quickness.

I get to see those guys that can plant and go,

you know, where the feet hit and it's back the other way and Terrian Arnold had all that so the

450 to me doesn't really matter as much with a guy like Terrian Arnold because the rest of the work was

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