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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Just watching him now. First game against Texas and very impressive. Love how he gets his hands up into the passing lane, as I'm sure will BB. Would make for a very good Nink replacement in the future. Can also see him in the Van Noy role.
That is what immediately popped into my head when I looked at his stats.. Nink replacement.. As long as he can set the edge, he'd be perfect..
Thought we would go at least two pages before Obi went from underrated to overrated, but here we are.
I don't like a lot of things about his game at safety. Put him at WILL, or as a matchup press corner? That size, speed, and explosion is exceptionally rare. I don't think he's a polished football player, but the potential is off the charts.
I don't like a lot of things about his game at safety. Put him at WILL, or as a matchup press corner? That size, speed, and explosion is exceptionally rare. I don't think he's a polished football player, but the potential is off the charts.
I don't know if anyone remembers that Packer fan on some forum that had a formula for twitch and explosive power and then dividing into risk groups. Anyway, a few years ago I wrote a script that does the calculations. I don't know if anyone cares, but this is how it breaks down this year (with the prospects that participated in all the drills required).
Also, fun fact: Vincent Valentine was in Low Risk 2 in last year's draft.
EDIT: Added Myles Garrett.
For the explosive power stat, he would have been better off being shorter, heavier, or jumping higher or longer. You can make him get inte Low Risk 2 by tweaking his numbers slightly. By just changing one of these stats separately he gets in:
If he was 3 inches shorter, he weighed in at 264 lbs., he had jumped a 11'2" broad, or a 42" vertical. Any one of those gets him into Low Risk 2, so his numbers are just slightly too low.
As far as the twitch stat goes, it penalizes fast 10 yard splits, and high short shuttles. So if he had say a 1.59 split instead, or a 4.23 short shuttle, his twitch would have been 1.09 and he with his 3 cone time he would have placed in Low Risk 1 instead.
EDIT: Also, he isn't in the sheet, but Myles Garrett is firmly in Low Risk 2 (1.05 or higher explosive power score) with a score of 1.1141.
Why does twitch penalize fast 10 yard splits? Particularly for D-linemen where that is their bread and butter? And, according to FRS, Willis' 1st 10 yard split was 1.58..
Cooper Kupp ran a 4.08 shuttle and a 6.73 3-cone. He's locked himself in as a slot receiver. A disappointing forty, but the rest of those times are very good.
Cool Chart.. If I might make a suggestion. Add in a Column where you list the 3-Cone. Also, Explain how Twitch and Power are determined so that it's an easier quick reference.
Why does twitch penalize fast 10 yard splits? Particularly for D-linemen where that is their bread and butter? And, according to FRS, Willis' 1st 10 yard split was 1.58..
Anyone see that receiver from Syracuse work out? I heard he looked bad and didn't look like a natural football player
Wish we could get a stat to see how fast guys run the last 25 or 30 yards of there 40
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