Brandon Aiyuk to San Francisco 49ers: NFL Draft 2020
The 49ers selected Brandon Aiyuk, Wide Receiver, out of Arizona […]
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Jalen Reagor to Philadelphia Eagles: NFL Draft 2020
The Philadelphia Eagles selected Jalen Reagor, Wide Receiver, out of
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Jerry Jeudy to Denver Broncos: NFL Draft 2020
The Denver Broncos selected Jerry Jeudy, Wide Receiver, out of
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Aaron Parker: Dominant Small-School Wide Receiver Target
Aaron Parker checks a lot of boxes. First and foremost, Aaron has impressive age-adjusted college production. He broke out during his true freshman season at age 18 for the Rhody Rams. The Gwynn Park High School product was URI’s primary receiving option. He also had a 34.7% dominator rating (average market share of receiving yards and touchdowns) in his first season. Parker continued to produce at an elite level for Rhode Island. He earned over 35% of their receiving production in each of his final three seasons. He did so with his cousin and fellow NFL Combine invitee, Isaiah Coulter, playing opposite him as well. Parker leaves Rhode Island second all-time in team history with 3,460 career receiving yards and third all-time in touchdowns with 30.
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A Guide to Creating Your Own Fantasy Database
After consuming fantasy content, do you find yourself keeping fantasy notes on your phone? Do you bring your own personal rankings to your draft? Are you making spreadsheets for important stats as you prep for your rookie drafts? Do you fill-up notebooks analyzing your league mates’ tendencies? Are you taking pages of notes as you break down film on Odell Beckham Jr. or DJ Moore? If this sounds familiar, making your own database could give you the upper hand over your competition.
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire: Is He This Year’s Sony Michel?
It’s that time of year again ladies and gentlemen; it’s
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Quarterbacks: Rightfully Untouched by the BMI Hysteria
Historically, there has been a strong narrative in the football community about QB size despite players like Russell Wilson and Kyler Murray balling out on Sundays. The QB size debate begins with how tall a QB is and if it affects their ability to make reads of the defense on passing plays. There has been a lot of discussion around QB hand size and its correlation to QB performance in cold-weather games. Analysts have even studied QB weight and how it translates to their durability in the NFL. So I decided to use my newly released college prospect database and explore BMI and QB performance. Before going any further, there needs to be a brief overview of BMI. BMI compares an individual’s weight to their height and it’s used to describe their level of body fat or thickness. The index was derived from the works of the Belgian thinker, Adolphe Quetelet.
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