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No one's path is a straight line - no matter how they spin their story. Photo by Sierrian.

Reads Listens Views 4/11/2013

Views Many people think I’m living the dream. I’m often asked how I got into doing what I do. There are a lot more details to this story that you probably wouldn’t believe and I’m not ready to tell. This isn’t Barbara Walters. The best place to begin is that I came to the realization nine… Read More ›

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Win a 2012 Rookie Scouting Portfolio: New Hints

Update: Contest is Over. Prospect No.1 – Ron Dayne Prospect No.2 – Vincent Jackson Prospect No.3 – Arian Foster Prospect No.4 – Mark Sanchez Prospect No.5 – Peter Warrick Congratulations to Frank, Michael, “labradane,” Shanker, and Steve.   Apparently the identity of the prospects I listed for Wednesday’s “Win a 2012 RSP Contest” are still… Read More ›

Goofy picture. Good runner. Lache Sistrunk (Photo by Mike Davis).

Reads Listens Views 2/8/2013

Quick Take: Lache Seastrunk One of my favorite runners in the NFL is Ahmad Bradshaw. He was never going to be a dominant player, but there’s no denying his combination of skill and heart. One of my favorite games I’ve ever watched of a running back was Bradshaw at Marshall versus an excellent Tennessee run… Read More ›

Skill Players to Monitor in August: Reads Listens Views 7/27/2012

The Template for Modern Quarterbacking Four Skill Players to Monitor In August One of the things we discuss regularly on the Thursday night Audible podcast is the importance of following the reports that the media files on players. These stories provide a brick-by-brick foundation about these players. Although these reports aren’t infallible, learning to filter… Read More ›

TCU may miss RB Ed Wesley's contributions to its three-man rotation, but he has a lot to learn before an NFL will feel the same way. Photo by Joe Duty.

Quick Breakdown on Supplmental RB Ed Wesley, TCU

I watched Ed Wesley this time last week, presuming he would be playing another year. A few days later, he applied for the NFL’s supplemental draft. Wesley was a rising senior at Texas Christian and in a committee situation with fellow runners Waymon James and Matthew Tucker. He’s a 5’9″, 200-pound runner with potential to… Read More ›

Despite some talented young receivers, Richardson is Fahey's offense unless he's right about Colt McCoy - see below. Photo by Mike Pettigano.

The Guardian NFL Writer Cian Fahey’s RSP Writers Project Team

Cian Fahey covers the NFL for The Guardian and he also writes for Irish Central and at one time contributed for The Bleacher Report. Fahey is a Steelers fan and also contributes toSteelers Depot. If you’ve never read his work or followed him on Twitter, he’s not afraid to give his unfiltered opinion. You’ll see that… Read More ›

After defensive tackle Marcell Dareus, safety Patrick Chung might be one of the most pivotal players in 5-ish's defensive scheme. Photo by Beth Hart.

RSP Writers Q&A of 5-ish’s Squad

The RSP Writers Project is underway with an updated spreadsheet and I already have a team submitted by a reader that I thought was worth a read. Jeff, otherwise known as “5-ish,” among those of us at the Footballguys.com Shark Pool message boards, is a knowledgeable football fan with a clear passion for the game…. Read More ›

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2012 RSP Update

With the NFL well into its postseason, I’m steadily working my way through draft prospects for the 2012 Rookie Scouting Portfolio, which will be sold exclusively through a link to a secure shopping page you can access from this blog. If you’d like to purchase the 2011 RSP it is still available for $9.95. Back… Read More ›

Welcome back Kevin Smith, nice to see you still had it in you. Photo by Carlos Osorio.

RSP Flashback: Lions RB Kevin Smith

Here is a very brief overview I wrote in the 2008 Rookie Scouting Portfolio about Kevin Smith as an underrated player in the 2008 draft class. Kevin Smith, University of Central Florida: How does a 2000-yard rusher qualify as underrated? When analysts and draftniks dismiss him as a baby-faced junior who is too thin, too… Read More ›

Danny Kelly opts for the big-play promise of Denarius Moore.  Photo by Wade Rackley.

Sunday Mailbag 11/13

Fusue Vue via Twitter: Does Denarius Moore remind you of Brandon Lloyd? MW: Fusue, I can see where Moore and Lloyd’s games have parallels. Both receivers do a tremendous job adjusting to the football. However, I think each player has some distinct differences. I think Moore is a better player with the ball in his… Read More ›

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