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The Beast is here!
The 2026 NFL Draft Guide is now available (interactive and PDF).
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Dane Brugler
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Dane Brugler
@dpbrugler
NFL Draft Analyst for @TheAthletic. Husband, father, amateur BBQ Pitmaster.
Warren, Ohio Katılım Şubat 2010
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
As you guys keep digging into The Beast, don’t forget to take a look at desktop version to see all the visuals. This year you get a little cartoon @dpbrugler scouting and scribbling along in his notebook as you get to his one-liner 🥺🥹
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
The Eagles came away with Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren in my mock draft with @DPBrugler.
Philly fans…whatcha think?
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@theanfieldscoop He's 21. Team I got it from had it wrong. I need to fix in the summary part.
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@dpbrugler Hey Dane, can you clear up something about Keldric Faulk's age? You have him listed as 21.6 Years Old on his interactive page, but 20.6 on the PDF... And, you attribute quotes calling him "only 20" in the write up. Just curious.
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
The Beast is here!
The 2026 NFL Draft Guide is now available (interactive and PDF).
nytimes.com/athletic/inter…
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@ckparrot @DOLFANKEV @gregauman Plenty to like about him. Two major hang-ups for me - not consistently accurate and too many turnovers, esp for a 6th-year SR (19 INTs, 18 fumbles over his final 24 college games).
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@DOLFANKEV @gregauman @dpbrugler And he's been thick for a number of years now. The body composition not an issue. Being just shy of 6'1" will be an issue for many and that's OK. That part of it is what it is. Great arm, very elusive & athletic, playmaker, absolutely ludicrous character/leadership profile.
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A rookie QB for Bucs? Daniels is @dpbrugler's No. 18 quarterback in this class, rated by him as a post-draft free agent.
Jordan Schultz@Schultz_Report
After visiting the Patriots on Friday, Kansas QB Jalon Daniels is in Tampa today for a Top 30 visit with the Bucs, per source. The 6’1, 219 lb Daniels also had private workouts with the Saints, Bills, Chargers, and Chiefs earlier this spring.
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
This is such an incredible resource. Wanted to look up one thing on a player. Ended up looking up like eight other prospects I got curious to learn more about. Awed be all the work Dane pours into this.
Dane Brugler@dpbrugler
The Beast is here! The 2026 NFL Draft Guide is now available (interactive and PDF). nytimes.com/athletic/inter…
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@mikerenner_ @DDMeritt @mattkaroly @ryanwilsonCBS Yes, he is a 2004 bday, confirmed. Changed it earlier in the process, but missed it for the final version. Will fix it.
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All prospects who will be 20-years old on draft day:
ND RB Jeremiyah Love
Miami OT Francis Mauigoa
Alabama OT Kadyn Proctor
Auburn C Connor Lew
Ohio State LB Arvell Reese
Tennesse CB Jermod McCoy
South Carolina CB Brandon Cisse
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
Keylan Rutledge is a good name to include as a player who might sneak into the late 1st round.
One of the reasons is position flex. He has been snapping for teams and some in NFL see him as a day 1 starter at center or guard.
Peter Schrager@PSchrags
On the Ty Simpson of it all. There's only so many rooms at the inn.
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Almost there.
Most extensive, detailed draft guide we've done. Can't wait to share it!
Dianna Russini@DMRussini
In 48 hours… The Beast is unleashed 👹 @dpbrugler
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Dane Brugler retweetledi
Caleb Downs will be "dinged" for most of his production coming near the LOS. But when OSU used him deep, he showed the same instincts and reaction skills.
Cover-3 post. Read-react burst to drive on the throw. Stud.
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Teams with 10+ picks entering the 2026 NFL Draft:
12 - Steelers
11 - Dolphins, Jaguars, Patriots, Ravens
10 - Raiders
Teams with 6 or fewer picks entering the 2026 NFL Draft:
6 - Commanders, 49ers
5 - Chargers, Falcons
4 - Seahawks
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There were 2 prospects from the International Program that NFL teams mentioned to me:
EDGE Joshua Weru (Kenya): 6040, 244, 33 1/4" arms, 4.45/1.59, 41" V, 11'2" BJ
DT Uar Bernard👇(Nigeria): 6045, 306, 35 3/4" arms, 4.66/1.60 (!!), 39" VJ, 10'10" BJ, 31 BP reps
Bruce Feldman@BruceFeldmanCFB
This is the biggest freak athlete in this year’s NFL draft. I’d never heard of him till two days ago. He’s from a small village in Nigeria. He is 6-4 1/2, 306 lbs and jumps 10-10. Some folks in the NFL think he’ll go on Day 3 of the draft. Free story: nytimes.com/athletic/71683…
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seeing Arvell Reese at -132 to be the No. 2 pick
it's early, but feels like those odds will only go in one direction
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@JoshNorris Good call on all 3, especially Bisontis with those odds.
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I just hammered Malachi Lawrence Round 1 at +225
and placed a bit on Chris Johnson +600 and Chase Bisontis +1000
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@guitarm3dic387 This isn't a "math" thing. At almost every pro day, the initial info spread around isn't what NFL teams have. People hear something and run with it. Why I didn't tweet until today when I got the numbers from an actual team. I'm telling you how it is, but believe what you'd like.
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@dpbrugler Yeah ok dude. Your math isn't mathing. Your times are not off by just 0.05-0.1, some of them are off by 0.2-0.3 seconds from every other person willing to put their name to it. But sure, we trust you when you fail to even explain it beyond "times NFL teams are using".
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A few NFL-verified 40/10-yd times from Indiana's pro day:
4.36/1.52 - CB D'Angelo Ponds (180 lbs)
4.45/1.53 - RB Kaelon Black (211)
4.53/1.64 - WR Elijah Sarratt (207)
4.63/1.59 - SAF Louis Moore (190)
4.76/1.63 - Aidan Fisher (230)
4.90/1.70 - DL Mikail Kamara (250)
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@guitarm3dic387 I’m sharing NFL times, not agent or school or media times. Only what NFL teams are using. Pro day times are only as accurate as the source and I’ve been doing this a long time so people know where I get my info.
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@dpbrugler I'm highly doubting your times. I don't see anyone corroborating the longer needed for your so-called "average between the teams" to bring their numbers up that much. Additionally if the times were actually that dispersed then why should we trust any of them?
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@MiddleRoadTakes @drewfanacc It is impossible to get an accurate 40 time from dead on vertically like that. I'd be very skeptical of any 4.2 numbers going around. D'Angelo Ponds is one of my favorite players in the draft, I would love to see it. But I trust what the scouts doing the timing have.
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@drewfanacc That's not how this works. At the end of a pro day, teams compare times and come up with an average time. They're almost always within 0.03 seconds. That time is sent to teams. School websites always post faster times than what teams actually have.
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@dpbrugler No I’d go with what the consensus seems to be. What proof do you have that these are “nfl verified”. whats that even mean. If you have all the counted times averaged out, post them. Otherwise nobody takes you seriously. IU posted 4.31 for ponds. Im trusting them over u w no proof
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