tremendous ball of space fluid

@SigmundBloom @Ihartitz rugged but no burst

@Ihartitz he's not in the typical YAC buckets of strength/power or sudden elusiveness. He does display functional lower body strength/contact balance during tackle attempts and he does use movement to change the terms of engagement, but Cooper is more of a matador than combatant or houdini

162 seconds of Omar Cooper being hard to tackle

@ffdataroma old couldn’t get on the field at third-rate program but he’s a great athlete this is a profile we’ve seen so many times… easy fade

Bryce Lance not being able to get on the field until his junior year at North Dakota State is definitely concerning. But… + He’s a ridiculous athlete (98th percentile burst and speed scores) + Was highly-efficient when on the field (career 2.94 YPRR and ridiculous 149.3 passer rating when targeted) + Was a really strong producer in his last 2 seasons (over 2k total yards and 23 TDs) + Displayed really strong hands with just 4 career drops (3.4% rate) and an impressive 58.1% contested catch rate I like taking some shots on his upside in rookie and best ball drafts

@ffdataroma been getting Dimes vibes since i first watched Mendoza

Round 1-2 QB prospects since 2017 with a big time throw % below 5.4% and pressure-to-sack % above 18.3% (average prospect marks)... AND were not elite runners (<30% of team rush yards): Deshone Kizer Daniel Jones Trey Lance Kenny Pickett Will Levis Cam Ward FERNANDO MENDOZA

@NoFilm_Analysis how did you select the names listed?

Developed a new composite score in my model to quantify a receiver's "ball skills", simply titled Ball Skill Score Here are the top receiver prospects in Ball Skill Score since 2019, with an additional emphasis on 2026 prospects 2026 WR prospects highlighted in the 2nd image

@NoFilm_Analysis he’s nothing special, rotational team WR2/WR3 Jauan Jennings, Allen Lazard, etc

Elijah Sarratt deserves more love. He’s a 1st round level talent. It’s shocking to me in a draft class deprived of wide receiver depth that he’s getting overlooked to this extent in favor of much worse prospects

@omegaking1414 @Underdog solid guess. i might move CeeDee below CMC

What do you think the 1st round opening day ADP is on @Underdog for #BBM? My first guess

@Ihartitz clearly offsides

There's KC Concepcion. This was not a touchdown

@PintOfJack there are 2.5 good receivers in this draft

10 WRs top 50, that's the draft for fantasy brained people I suppose

@angelo_fantasy We’re really stretching the term beat writer if we’re caring about what the kid who wrote this article postulates without a source to be found

Three back committee incoming.

@omegaking1414 Chris Rodriguez is flattered to be in the same sentence as JK Dobbins

Harvey is Tuten lite Crod is Dobbins lite

@ZWKfootball juiceless

The 3 longest touchdowns of Jonah Coleman's college career were 34 yard receiving TD vs Washington State in 2025 26 yard rushing TD vs Colorado State in 2025 23 yard rushing TD vs Washington State in 2023 All of his other touchdowns came in the red zone

@ffdataroma changing it from Round 3 to Round 4 just to let Joly in, i see you

Tight end prospects since 2017 that broke out at age 21 or earlier, posted a career 1.70+ yards/route run, forced a career 0.25+ MTF/Rec, AND have top 4 round draft capital: Brock Bowers KENYON SADIQ* David Njoku Gerald Everett Harold Fannin Tucker Kraft JUSIN JOLY* *Draft capital projected

@Ihartitz Makai Lemon come on down

Saints wide receiver room at the moment: -Chris Olave -Devaugh Vele -Mason Tipton -Ja'Lynn Polk -Bub Means -Kevin Austin -Johnny Hopkins -Trey Palmer -Samori Toure -Ronnie Bell -Sloan Kettering -Damien Alford -Elijah Cooks

@ffdataroma @cplant_ Barber and Hightower make it. But the commonality overall is either becoming a TD consolidator on a good offense and/or having receiving chops

@eeveejee @cplant_ Yea appreciate this, much more telling of range of outcomes IMO. Only 13+ PPR guys I assume when converted are Rhamondre and Bucky (and maybe Barber?), both significantly better prospects and year 1 outcomes

I'm actually viewing this the complete opposite way.

@ffdataroma @cplant_ filtering to be even more precise, i sorted by .5ppr/game and removed the top-end rookies who averaged over 14 .5ppr/game (typically equates to RB12 cut-off) as they are not appropriate analogs having seen substantially more success than Bill did

@ffdataroma @cplant_ i was interested so i looked it up -- RBs drafted pick 101 or later, since 2005, who scored over 100 .5ppr points AND scored 5+ rushing TDs as a rookie and their N+1 results

@AlexN2EF @LateRoundQB Never 2 Early to find a new hobby

Sometimes the guys that run hard up field but don't catch much are better than the rbs that dance around and fumble. It happens. Also preferring the RB with a fart name is a choice. Both of them should be mid round RBs but Tuten will go too high and Chris will be a late round steal

Preferring Chris Rodriguez to Bhayshul Tuten in fantasy football is five-condom behavior

@OhYouBlockhead i liked the inclusion of the Wal-Mart brand Ranch dressing as i felt it was a worthy parallel to the author himself

The last thing I want to read in The Atlantic is some fucking bald suburbanite telling me about the dangers of parlays while he’s hammering the Patriots.

@omegaking1414 if you’re considerate about avoiding big risers you can at least benefit from better certainty in stacking which is a significant source of leverage vs ADP CLV in w17

@eeveejee I do somewhat agree; but for this particular tournament pre draft seems most likely it has been drafted Something like bbm when you have so much info in August is totally different

But sure; nobody won the big board yet lmao Keep drafting ✌️