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Sam Bruchhaus

@sambruchhaus

@sumersports 🏈 | Lake Charles, Louisiana product

New York, NY Katılım Eylül 2021
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SūmerSports@SumerSports·
Former NFL General Manager, John Idzik & longtime NFL scout, Jeff Robinson join @sambruchhaus and @MStopsky on the SumerSports Show to take a nuanced look at NFL Draft hits & misses 🎯❌ Full Episode: youtu.be/MZpEehd5Xaw?si…
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tired: anthropic mythos preview wired:
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wanted to walk through some of schrags' insights... 1) As @lindsay_rhodes and I discussed on the @SumerSports Show last Tuesday, something just seems **off** about Reese having such insane odds to go 2. Schrags highlighting Bailey here to the Jets makes a lot more sense to me. 2) Given on that show I had Bailey at 2, I struggled mightily with whether Reese could go 3. While i realize it was not the same regime, it would be crazy to see another hybrid guy go to the Cardinals after Isaiah Simmons and Zaven Collins. Wonder if ownership could get involved. 3) From the weird rumors coming out at the combine to the Kliff Kingsbury getting hired by the Rams, it has felt the Rams are trying to make the Lemon thing happen for them. I would REALLY be surprised if he falls to them. In fact, I'd be surprised if Lemon or Tate or Tyson is available at that pick, which leads me to believe we may see the Rams trade up this year. 4) #noticing that McNeil-Warren is slotted to the Vikings here instead of Thieneman... 5) I detailed to @lindsay_rhodes two weeks ago on our "best value" pod about how it felt like the way the numbers and the scouts talked about Keylan Rutledge was completely incongrous with his consensus ranking at the time. Not at ALL a shock to see Schrags have him solidly in the first round (currently 65 on mock draft database)
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I do two mock drafts every year. One this week and one the week of the Draft. After weeks of conversations, here's what I've got. Have at it. espn.com/nfl/draft2026/… @espn @ESPNNFL

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chat can Claude file my taxes
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Hold The Mayo@snowlikejonn·
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@knerzy02 I agree that he WILL go in the first round. If I were a team though, I would NOT consider him draftable (or any linebacker, for that matter) until the rookie slots for contacts go down around the end of the 1st.
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Nezy02@knerzy02·
@sambruchhaus Every draft board has him in the top 15 range. I get what you’re saying that teams will look into the free agency market or extension market like a Zack Baun for example, I still don’t see how Styles doesn’t get taken in the first round.
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Nezy02@knerzy02·
Sonny Styles is so versatile if he’s a full time off ball linebacker. Don’t know how 10 teams would pass that up.
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Did a “vibes” big board to sense the trends of the draft today. Not really analytically driven, just some thoughts about the 90% outcome for some of the top prospects. Here are my top takeaways… 1) If any of these teams have an all-pro grade on any of these WRs, they are going to go way higher than expected. That position is simply so deep with highly paid players, you need so many of them, and they are so hard to get in free agency at cost (see Pierce, Alec) that you GOTTA draft em highly. 2) I feel like we are underestimating how crazy the tackle run might get in the Top 15 picks. If you need a tackle, it’s very possible if you don’t get him AT ALL before 25 (and I’m talking all the way down the Consensus Boards to Iheanachor who is 37 on @_mockdrafts but i think could easily go WAY higher) you’ll have to wait until well into Day 2 to not reach on somebody. 3) Reese has one of the more uniform distributions of any player in my recent memory. He could just as easily be Von Miller as he could be Quay Walker as he could be Frankie Luvu as he could be a subpackage guy. That’s like a 30-35m AAV difference that feels fairly reasonably likely for each potential salary band. 4) People knock Rueben Bain for being “an inside guy at the next level”, but i feel like we’ve forgotten how valuable those 3 down interior guys are? 4 conference championship teams had Leonard Williams, Byron Murphy, Christian Barmore, Milton Williams, Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske, Zach Allen, and John Franklin-Myers? So if you believe IDL is his floor, that still rules… 5) I’m sorry Sonny Styles, but drafting an LB in the first and even remotely missing (meaning he is not a pro bowl guy) is just absolutely brutal. That position has been KO’d in the market. Feel like it might be safer to go RB, because at least you can be somewhat confident they will be good if you draft them highly, even if it doesn’t necessarily help you win.

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Sam Bruchhaus@sambruchhaus·
If you are around New Orleans this week, come catch me talking sports analytics with @CFSTulane!! Thursday at 3:30 PM!
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idk why but I often feel like the best stack COULD be… - Apple Watch for Music and Messaging - iPad for social media, note taking, reading - MacBook for work, creation, organization It honestly feels like we could go without phones as a society, sans for maybe maps?
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Lindsay Rhodes@lindsay_rhodes·
If I'm ranking needs (for the Titans)... RB isn't even on the list. There are so many reasons I wouldn't draft Love at 4, if I were Tennessee. Here are a FEW (of the way too many) I listed on this week's "@SumerSports Show" w/ @sambruchhaus. ▶️ youtu.be/6ydupKhsy3s?si…
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Sam Bruchhaus@sambruchhaus·
Did a “vibes” big board to sense the trends of the draft today. Not really analytically driven, just some thoughts about the 90% outcome for some of the top prospects. Here are my top takeaways… 1) If any of these teams have an all-pro grade on any of these WRs, they are going to go way higher than expected. That position is simply so deep with highly paid players, you need so many of them, and they are so hard to get in free agency at cost (see Pierce, Alec) that you GOTTA draft em highly. 2) I feel like we are underestimating how crazy the tackle run might get in the Top 15 picks. If you need a tackle, it’s very possible if you don’t get him AT ALL before 25 (and I’m talking all the way down the Consensus Boards to Iheanachor who is 37 on @_mockdrafts but i think could easily go WAY higher) you’ll have to wait until well into Day 2 to not reach on somebody. 3) Reese has one of the more uniform distributions of any player in my recent memory. He could just as easily be Von Miller as he could be Quay Walker as he could be Frankie Luvu as he could be a subpackage guy. That’s like a 30-35m AAV difference that feels fairly reasonably likely for each potential salary band. 4) People knock Rueben Bain for being “an inside guy at the next level”, but i feel like we’ve forgotten how valuable those 3 down interior guys are? 4 conference championship teams had Leonard Williams, Byron Murphy, Christian Barmore, Milton Williams, Kobie Turner, Braden Fiske, Zach Allen, and John Franklin-Myers? So if you believe IDL is his floor, that still rules… 5) I’m sorry Sonny Styles, but drafting an LB in the first and even remotely missing (meaning he is not a pro bowl guy) is just absolutely brutal. That position has been KO’d in the market. Feel like it might be safer to go RB, because at least you can be somewhat confident they will be good if you draft them highly, even if it doesn’t necessarily help you win.
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