PFF Analyst Dwain McFarland returns to the RSP Cast for a reprised Data and Film show with a conversation about the wide receivers and running backs for the 2022 NFL Draft class.
It’s always fun to catch up with Dwain, who spent about a year contributing at the Rookie Scouting Portfolio site before joining Pro Football Focus as a full-time analyst. Dwain and I reconvene to discuss the differences between the film and data of several key receiver and running back prospects in this 2022 NFL Draft Class:
- Where the data and film’s red flags intersect and diverge on Treylon Burks.
- Why Justyn Ross and Khalil Shakir’s data screams potential value.
- Why 40 times and other combine metrics are overrated data points for modeling future success.
- The potential reasons the film and data part company on Alec Pierce and Rachaad White.
- The factors that could skyrocket David Bell’s, Calvin Austin’s, and Kennedy Brooks’ potential.
- Why do the same metrics mean very different things for backs like Brooks and Jerrion Ealy?
Tune in below as a podcast or check out the YouTube video. Here are the charts Dwain provided for the podcast.
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