Jonathan is joined by Bucky Brooks to talk all things Bucs. They start the episode by talking about the Bucs drafting Rueben Bain and how that pick is going to change their defense. They break down whether it was surprising or not to see Bain fall to the Bucs at 15. After that, they broke down the rest of the Bucs draft picks and how they will contribute. They talk about what other NFL front offices are doing well and who stands out. They break down the Baker Mayfield drama and what the Bucs should do there. Make sure to download the Episode and leave a 5 star review!

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Bucky Brooks breaks down his scouting report on Brendan Sorsby, the former Cincinnati quarterback entering the 2026 NFL Supplemental Draft after a gambling scandal ended his collegiate career. Bucky grades him as a fringe first-round, top-of-the-second talent and identifies four likely suitors in the Jets, Browns, Steelers, and Cardinals. The real question, Bucky argues, isn't the tape: with nearly 9,000 bets placed, including wagers on his own team, franchises must decide whether Sorsby's gambling is immaturity or a deeper problem that could compromise the building.

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Bucky Brooks sits down for another Jaguars pod to discuss what he's seen from the practice field as OTA's came and went. He's been watching the Jaguars closely at practice and Bucky sees some prioritization of players they want to make inportant in this offense going forward, and the fans might be surprised to hear who it is! Tune in to the Bucky Brooks Show for all the latest information about the Jacksonville Jaguars from a source who has been on the field with them himself!

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Bucky Brooks is back on the heels of a few days spent at Jaguars OTA's and he's here to share what he's seen as well as the direction the team is trying to steer this ship. He talks a bit about how it's clear that Trevor Lawrence is developing his own spin and style on the Jaguars playbook which is exactly what you want to see from your QB. He also takls about which players the Jags are making a bigger piece of the puzzle going forward. To hear all of that and more listen in to this episode of the Bucky Brooks Show!

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Bucky Brooks breaks down the AJ Brown trade as a win-win — Brown reunites with Mike Vrabel in New England while the Eagles pivot to a committee-based offense with Makai Lemon, Dontayvion Wicks, and Hollywood Brown. He then makes a bold case for Deshaun Watson as a Comeback Player of the Year candidate, arguing that Todd Monken's system finally puts Watson in the right environment to rediscover his old form. He closes by declaring the Kyler Murray vs. JJ McCarthy competition in Minnesota essentially over, with Murray's elite athleticism and leadership making the job already his.

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The NFL landscape just changed in a massive way. Bucky Brooks reacts to the shocking trade that sends Myles Garrett to the Rams and breaks down what it means for both franchises. From the Rams pushing all-in for another Super Bowl with Matthew Stafford to the Browns acquiring Jared Verse and valuable draft capital, Bucky explains why this blockbuster could reshape the NFC and AFC for years to come. Plus, where does Los Angeles now rank among the NFL’s top contenders?

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Bucky Brooks breaks down the biggest offensive storylines coming out of Jaguars OTAs, starting with Trevor Lawrence's potential leap from franchise quarterback to legitimate MVP candidate. He explains why Year 2 in Liam Coen's system could unlock Lawrence's best football and examines the development of a talented pass-catching group led by Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, Brenton Strange, and Travis Hunter. Bucky also dives into the biggest questions surrounding Jacksonville's running back room and offensive line as the Jaguars look to repeat as AFC South champions.

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Patrick Chiotti and Bri Maestras are joined by NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks to break down Denver's "quality over quantity" offseason and what it means for their Super Bowl window. Bucky explains why Jaylen Waddle is the move that genuinely changes how defenses approach this offense, and what Bo Nix needs to master in year three to cross from efficient to elite. The conversation rounds out with a full AFC temperature check, Bucky setting 17 points allowed as the defensive benchmark, and the case for why Denver checks all three boxes championship teams share — experienced coach, capable QB, and a dominant defense.

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