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

What's up everybody?

Welcome to Move the Sticks, DJ here.

This is the final conference call podcast.

So do two of these every year as we head up towards the drafty one before the combine,

then one before the actual draft.

It's really just me sitting at my home office with a bunch of reporters on Zoom firing questions away on players, teams, fits, all that good stuff.

So what we've done is we've condensed that down to about an hour or a little less than an hour here today

and we're going to kind of give you a little flavor of what's to come here with a draft with a lot of back

and forth some good questions that were lobed my way and my answer.

So without further ado, here's the conference call.

Next question comes from Sam, Fortier with the Washington Post.

Sam, you may ask a question.

Hey, D.J.

Why is it that despite the time and resources,

teams have poured into evaluating quarterbacks,

projecting them to the NFL remains a crap shoot,

for like of a better word.

And do you think we've made progress in

quarterback projection over the last 10 15 years? I think it would be hard to point to

the results and say that we've made progress as sad as that is. I think the, you know, the more you look at it, I think that there's more attention being paid now to maybe more so the environment than the actual quarterback and knowing, you know, how to set the

table for when you do take the quarterback that he can be successful. I think that seems to be a

...