NFL Prospect Clips

@DavisMattek Kene Nwangwu vibes

Jadarian Price is the biggest Rorschach test prospect in this years class -15 total receptions in 3 seasons -Played 3 years as an RB, averaged .7 YPC less than J. Love but ended his career with a 51% breakaway rate -Best kick returner in CFB in '25 -Maybe a 2nd round pick with less than 300 college touches?

@AdamHarstad Barber is my go-to do you know ball with RB’s test

Marion the Barbarian is one of the few modern nicknames that stands up against the all-time greats. One of the all-time great “backup running backs” (who was clearly miles better than the nominal starter).

If you’re still including QB pro days into your evaluation, boy do I have some Zach Wilson and Malik Willis clips that will blow your mind

My current QB rankings 1. Drake Maye 2. Caleb Williams ——— 3. JJ McCarthy 4. Spencer Rattler 5. Bo Nix 6. Jayden Daniels 7. Mike Penix ——— 8. Sam Hartman 9. Joe Milton 10. Mike Pratt 11. Jordan Travis Not final- might make a couple swaps- but feeling good about these rankings

Spencer Rattler > Jayden Daniels

Quinyon Mitchell is CB1 and I won’t hear anything to the contrary

Gonna have to think about Estime and Irving, but still happy with most of this list

Guys I’m high on at current consensus pre combine: QB D Maye B Nix S Rattler S Hartman RB A Estime B Irving M Lloyd D Laube WR M Nabers T Franklin R Wilson R Pearsall J Wilson J Baker T Washington TE J Bell B Sinnot DEF Tvondre Sweat Darius Robinson Quinyon Mitchell

Going through WR prospect stats/profiles and was intrigued by Puka Nacua. (Ranks among this class⬇️) - Career YPRR - 3.45 (1) - Career TPRR - 30.6% (1) - 2022 YPRR - 3.53 (2) - 2022 TPRR - 37.9% (1) - 2022 PFF Rec Grade - 90.1 (1) - 6’2, 205lbs

@fball_insights While I totally see the underlying value in simply avoiding sacks, I think pressure to sack rate would be better contextualized against epa per play/first down rate/pff grade

Career pressure to sack ratios vs the Blitz from QB prospects since the 2021 draft.

@JoeA_NFL I’m just looking for insight. Not coming with any agenda. Allen and Herbert would be the best recent examples that came to mind for me. Is the in-stride part in addition to the elite range and velocity the difference?

@NflProspectClip The fact that it hits his receiver in stride more often than any QB I've ever seen, as a rate. As well as the fact that he has Josh Allen-caliber range. I know that's kind of a boring answer, but I'm not sure what more you're looking for.

Michael Penix has a great deep ball. Drake Maye has the best deep ball I've ever seen.

Ravens walking away from the first round with Kyle Hamilton and Tyler Linderbaum is so on brand. Drafted two elite talents at their respective positions that scouts cooled on as the process went on for a great price. Good franchises are good for a reason.

@ciscov18 @SumerSports 3.2 yprr, 26 total epa, 256 routes

@SumerSports Where would jj be on here if he did?

Wide Receiver Production - Entering Week 17

Composite “pure rusher” rankings

Taking a closer look at Expected Rush Yards to see who is getting the most help from their surrounding offense and how well they’re performing relative to that Expectation

RB Rushing Efficiency by @NextGenStats and @PFF thru week 15 🔸 RYOE/Att (y) vs RYOE Success Rate (x) against PFF Run Grade (fill)

Next, comparing TD-INT ratio with @pff Big Time Throw-Turnover Worthy Plays

Next, breaking down overall offense grade into passing and rushing components- again, comparing with and without pressure

QB Efficiency with pressure vs without pressure through week 15 🔸PFF Offense Grade with Pressure (y) vs PFF Offense Grade without pressure (x)