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@SteelSNZ It helps with seeing who has the proper technic and physical traits. So, you could say it helps identify undervalued talent becausz you can see that the player can perform football movements at a high level, but maye their production doesnt match their abilities.

@ThePatsStats I’m genuinely curious, has this helped with your analysis on maybe a late day 2 to day 3 selection that performed better than expected? If so who?

Georgia LB CJ Allen has elite trigger downhill with aggressive ~75–85° body angles, then rapidly decelerate and re-accelerate while keeping spine/hip angles controlled in the ~10–30° range. Violent intent with absurd body control translates directly to play speed.

@JwacReactions Give it a try.

@JwacReactions Yes. With BeOne software

@BillyM_91 Good use of the technology

Monroe Freeling's kick slide looks smooth and natural. Posture looks good while the shin and knee angles are around 45 degrees

@RyhanOtmane @BillyM_91 DM me about the software.

@BillyM_91 How do yall get these numbers? Anyone plugged them into a regression model? I’ve put one together lately and would love to get this data.

Delp's knee and shin angles stay low to the ground while he explodes off the right to generate the force to cut effortlessly

@maxtoscano1 @BillyM_91 DM me

@BillyM_91 Where do you find this I need this shit

@BillyM_91 If anyone is interested in the software DM me.

@BillyM_91 @BrettKollmann Did you sign up for the software?

@BrettKollmann Lol nah. I found the software from @ThePatsStats

@RISportsNews Its a motion analysis software. We use it for technique work, movement screening, scouting, return to play, comparative training, etc.

@ThePatsStats nice video effects man.

Watching Patriots Forged in Foxborough, and I'm reminded how special that team was. Amazing ride to watch.

@MikeGiardi Limited catch radius and limited evidence of high pointing the ball (has shorter arms). Basically runs the same routes on repeat (as shown in that clip). I still like him as solid depth TE that can block, just some major concerns as a comprehensive tight end.

There is a lot to like with Sam Roush.

@MikeReiss I need that in my contract

Craig Woodson found an extra $1,149,910 in his bank account today. Compensation is part of the collectively bargained Performance Based Pay fund - supplemental income based upon a comparison of playing time to salary. Woodson was the Patriots' top earner in 2025 (10th in NFL).

@THELEAGUE_Elite Not bad body control for a young guy doing a reaction drill.

Star drill!

Georgia 6'5" WR Colbie Young hit the fastest gauntlet speed at the 2026 NFL Combine (19.72 MPH). Nearly flawless mechanics: 64° body angle, 135° knee drive, and 178° hip extension, elite stride efficiency while tracking the ball. Potential steal in the 2026 NFL Draft.

@MikeReiss My biggest takeaway from free agency is that Patriots made the smart moves to be a little stronger next season. On the other hand , several teams tried making bigger moves, and I'm not sure they got better.

Quick-hit thoughts/notes around the Patriots and NFL (Drake Maye Effect; Romeo Doubs' determination; no deadline with A.J. Brown; AVT's "fresh start"; Reggie Gilliam/FB group text; Dre'Mont Jones - a.k.a. "Big Harold"; Jack Gibbens to visit Arizona etc.) espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…

@0_fortheseason Very talented.

@ThePatsStats Sucks that Saunders missed half the season...dude can play

My Current list of Wide Receiver WR sleepers in the 2026 NFL Draft. Treyvhon Saunders - Colgate Hank Beatty - Illinois Kyre Duplessis - Delaware Daniel Sobkowicz - Illinois St Cortez Braham - Memphis Michael Shulikov - Idaho State JT Clark - UTSA Damarcus Lacey - Marshall

My current list of EDGE Sleepers in the 2026 NFL Draft class. Jack Pyburn - LSU Keyshawn James-Newby – New Mexico St Michael Heldman - CMU Jackson Kuwatch - Miami (OH) Nathan Voorhis - Ball St AJ Pena - Rhode Island Cian Slone - NC St Joshua Randall - SELU Jacob Psyk - UC Davis

@ThePatsStats I’ve spotted their LB coach, Zak Kuhr, Todd Downing, and an assistant OL coach