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

What's up about world?

It is Moved the Sticks.

I am Bucky Brooks.

I'm joined here by my man, Rhett Lewis.

And Rhett, we are going to talk all things ball as we are coming off the heels of the schedule

release and all of that. But before we get to that, like, Rhett, I kind of want to talk about

your favorite guy because I felt like your favorite play in the draft was Tyler Shutt from

the New Orleans Saints. And since the last time we talked about, the New Orleans Saints,

their quarterback won, the QB1 retired. And so we don't talk about it. It's time for the hot or not brought to you by Wasabi Hot Cloud Storage. And what we're going to talk about is we're going to talk about Talasht, his chances of starting, and what some of the other rookie quarterbacks are looking at. But let's start with your man in New Orleans. Yeah. What are your thoughts? Yeah. Look, I think, you know, just overall, I think when they made this selection, like, we had already kind of, we'd already kind of known that Derek Carr could miss this season. Retirement was a possibility. So like I looked at that. Like they get him 40th overall, third quarterback off the board right there, you know, top half of the second round. I'm like, this is your week one starter right here. Yeah. For the New Orleans States. That's what it felt like to me at the time. I mean, this is not a 21 year old quarterback with 12 starts, you know, under his belt. This is a 25-year-old. It's been in

college football for seven years. He's been through five different offenses, have seen pretty

much everything that college football has to offer both offensively and defensively.

Like if there was a dude in this class that's ready to start, it's him. Now, ready to start

and, you know, being productive, I think are two different things.

Like, he still has all the talent, too, right? You know, big arm, big frame, athletic. He's got a really

mature head on his shoulders, too. So when I see this, you know, for the Saints, and I see, you know,

that their first game is going to be at home against the Arizona Cardinals, week one, September 7th at a one o'clock game on CBS, like that to me is Tyler Shucks debut.

Like that is, I just don't see a world.

And look, we saw the Spencer Rattler experience last year at times. Maybe he gets a little bit better, you know, a full year under his belt, new system with Kellan Moore. But I don't look at this and see any other scenario other than Tyler Shuck starting for the Saints and trying to beat the Kyler-Murray-led Arizona Cardinals. Yeah, no, it's funny. Like, there are few things. Typically, when you're in the

front office and you're about to make this pick and you got a quarterback that is on demand or

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