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

Hey everybody what's going on welcome to move the sticks DJ Bucky as we continue to preview

the NFL Scout and combine Bucky how you doing man?

Man I'm good man I love this time of year I love where we're headed because we're going

into the combine we get a chance to kind of really see everybody and because there's so

many names now the underclassmen or whatever like it I mean you playing catch up like you're

really trying to get after it you've alluded to it on previous podcast like from the time

you wake up to time your bit your head hits the pillow it is all about film notes reports

and grades and so I'm just excited to get a chance to get to any and see some of these

guys run and move around and those things and even though I won't over react to some

of the performances that we see in Indy it will kind of help me kind of break up some

of those clusters that we currently have sitting on our respective boards.

No doubt it's a great tie breaker that's what the combine really functions as for most teams

here you got similar grades on players it can kind of split the tie but we're going

to go over wide receivers and running backs today Bucky and at the top of the wide receivers

here I want to go through the the measurements as we did on the podcast the other day on

the quarterbacks this is just based off reception so if we look at the top of the

top 10 wide receivers by you know the reception category in 2019 this is the average of their

numbers here the average there's 6 1 and a quarter 208 pounds they ran the 40 average

4 5 5 so you know all this talk about how fast you need to be 4 5 5 6 8 5 3 cone a 36 inch

vertical and then 9 and 3 quarter inch hands so they've got big hands some of the the

high end numbers here this big is it got from that from that sample size the tallest was 62

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