Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. For the first half of the show, the guys break down the first-round rookie defensive player performances from preseason Week 1 (1:37). For the rest of the show, the pair also look at the first-round rookie offensive linemen performances from preseason Week 1 (12:56).

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks are back with a new episode of Move the Sticks. For the first half of the show, the guys break down the first-round rookie defensive player performances from preseason Week 1 (1:37). For the rest of the show, the pair also look at the first-round rookie offensive linemen performances from preseason Week 1 (12:56).
Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.
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Former NFL scouts Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks break down the latest news and action around the league from a scout’s perspective. The duo are regularly joined by top NFL player personnel executives to bring you the in-depth analysis that you can only get from NFL Media.

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First-Round Rookie Defensive Player & Offensive Linemen Performances from Preseason Week 1

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks recap Super Bowl 60 and break down how the Seattle Seahawks’ dominant win showcased elite team-building, smart game management, and a clear roster vision. The guys explain how Seattle’s overwhelming talent and disciplined approach allowed them to control the game without unnecessary risk, and why their deep, physical defensive line proved to be the ultimate difference.

DJ and Bucky dive into a growing league-wide trend reinforced by this Super Bowl: championships are won with waves of pass rushers and stout run defenders, not just one star. They also explore what this game tells us about the modern NFL, including the rising value of complete tight ends, reliable tackling in the secondary and defenses built on intelligence, versatility, and depth.

To close, the conversation turns to Seattle’s aggressive, forward-thinking roster moves. The guys credit a front office willing to trade talent, take calculated risks, and constantly pursue improvement rather than standing pat. They spin it forward to the draft, outlining the types of players and profiles teams will be hunting as they try to replicate the Seahawks’ championship blueprint.

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks recap Super Bowl 60 and break down how the Seattle Seahawks&rsquo; dominant win showcased elite team-building, smart game management, and a clear roster vision. The guys explain how Seattle&rsquo;s overwhelming talent and disciplined approach allowed them to control the game without unnecessary risk, and why their deep, physical defensive line proved to be the ultimate difference.
DJ and Bucky dive into a growing league-wide trend reinforced by this Super Bowl: championships are won with waves of pass rushers and stout run defenders, not just one star. They also explore what this game tells us about the modern NFL, including the rising value of complete tight ends, reliable tackling in the secondary and defenses built on intelligence, versatility, and depth.
To close, the conversation turns to Seattle&rsquo;s aggressive, forward-thinking roster moves. The guys credit a front office willing to trade talent, take calculated risks, and constantly pursue improvement rather than standing pat. They spin it forward to the draft, outlining the types of players and profiles teams will be hunting as they try to replicate the Seahawks&rsquo; championship blueprint.
Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.

Super Bowl LX Takeaways: Seahawks’ Championship Formula Explained

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks set the stage for Super Bowl 60 by breaking down how the Seahawks and Patriots were built, examining roster construction, draft philosophies, and the shared traits that powered each team to the game’s biggest stage. (0:00) The guys then lay out three keys to victory for both sides before locking in their official Super Bowl prediction. (9:39)

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks set the stage for Super Bowl 60 by breaking down how the Seahawks and Patriots were built, examining roster construction, draft philosophies, and the shared traits that powered each team to the game&rsquo;s biggest stage. (0:00) The guys then lay out three keys to victory for both sides before locking in their official Super Bowl prediction. (9:39)
Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.
NOTE: Timecodes approximate

Super Bowl LX Preview

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Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks open the show by breaking down Bucky’s first mock draft of the offseason (1:10), spotlighting positions primed to rise and prospects gaining momentum as April approaches. The conversation then shifts to two potential 2026 dark horse teams (22:08) — the Giants and Titans — and why their first-year head coaches and second-year quarterbacks could fuel a Patriots-style leap similar to New England’s 2025 jump after Drake Maye’s rookie season.

Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.

NOTE: Timecodes approximate

Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks open the show by breaking down Bucky&rsquo;s first mock draft of the offseason (1:10), spotlighting positions primed to rise and prospects gaining momentum as April approaches. The conversation then shifts to two potential 2026 dark horse teams (22:08) &mdash; the Giants and Titans &mdash; and why their first-year head coaches and second-year quarterbacks could fuel a Patriots-style leap similar to New England&rsquo;s 2025 jump after Drake Maye&rsquo;s rookie season.
Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.
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Bucky Brooks’ Mock Draft 1.0 + Two Teams That Could Follow the Patriots Blueprint

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First-Round Rookie Defensive Player & Offensive Linemen Performances from Preseason Week 1

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