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

What's up, everybody?

Welcome to Move the Sticks, DJ Buck.

Back with you, Buck.

What is the word, man?

Nah, not too much here.

We are ready to see some preseason action.

So I'm excited about it.

Yeah, preseason action is here a lot to get excited about, a lot to look forward to.

If you were going to say, let's go rookies, let's go, let's take the quarterbacks out of the mix, Buck.

So if we're looking around, we've got all these wide receivers to choose from, we've got some linemen. We've got some pass rushers, some young pass rushers to keep an eye on. Give me one or two names you're interested in watching here with some of these rookies. Okay, I'm going to go with the People's Champ first, and that is Keon Coleman. I want to see DJ if maybe we just slept on him as a first round pick. I know he went at the top of the second round, but remember the buzz most of the fall was he was going to be a top 10, top 15 pick. He didn't go, but everything that you hear out of Bills Camp is just how easy the game has been for him. His high IQ, Josh Allen has been raving about him. So I want to see if he's going to be a dominant player right from the rip.

Much like Puka Nakua was a surprise dominant player.

Can Kian Komen jump right in and be a dominant player for the Buffalo Bills from day one?

And then the other guy is, look, Laiatu, Latu, only because he was so good as a pass rusher.

And we have talked about the craftsman being able to kind of jump in and have immediate

success.

I don't know if there's a better fit for that scheme than Latu and Gus Bradley system

where he just really want to make it simple and allow guys to play.

I want to see if he can be really impactful right away because defense is normally ahead of the offense this time of year. And because he's so instinctive in terms of getting off the ball and utilizing a handful of moves, I want to see if he's able to make an impact right away. Yeah, that's a good one. Look, I'm not going to get too creative here. But Marvin Harrison Harrison Jr., whenever we get a chance to see him out there, how much did we talk about it in the run-up to the draft last year? Man, if he had good quarterback play his final year like he had with C.J. Stroud, even though he was a buzzy player and someone I think most casuals knew about, I think we could have been talking about, oh, this is like, they would have been so much juice and excitement about him entering into the league. And now I'm like, okay, him with Kyler Murray, maybe I'll kind of group them all together. I don't know how much we'll see of their frontline guys in the preseason in Arizona. But that's one of those teams and offenses and Marvin being a big part of that.

I'm excited to see how that looks. That looks like that could be kind of a nightmare to defend.

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