Category: NFL Draft Analysis

  • Boiler Room: CU WR Paul Richardson

    Boiler Room: CU WR Paul Richardson

    “Have you seen Paul Richardson yet?” You’re about to see why I’ve been asked this question by a follower multiple times since August. Last week, I finally watched two games of the Colorado receiver and I get it, Richardson has flash to his game. You’ll see what I mean if you’ve never heard of the…

  • Futures: South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney

    Futures: South Carolina DE Jadeveon Clowney

    Let’s presume for a moment that the claim Clowney “mailed it in” this year to protect his business interests is true. Does it matter?  “That’s weird, a Michigan helmet just rolled into my room.” – Grabhammer, YouTube (May 2013) Nope. Not weird at all, Grabhammer. I saw the Wolverine football hardware on my street heading…

  • No Huddle Series: Missouri WR L’Damien Washington

    No Huddle Series: Missouri WR L’Damien Washington

    The 2014 installment of this series begins with a rough around the edges receiver with the physical talents of A.J. Green and Justin Hunter. The No Huddle Series is an on-field profile of prospects with the talent to develop into NFL contributors, but they are projected as talents with mid-to-late round draft grades. The 2014…

  • Futures – Intuition and Process: FSU RB Karlos Williams

    Futures – Intuition and Process: FSU RB Karlos Williams

    Futures: FSU RB Karlos Williams by Matt Waldman People love the idea of being one step ahead of everyone else. It’s why the question, “Who is a player you like in next year’s draft?” is one of the most common I receive. I spend so much time studying the prospects most likely to declare for this year’s…

  • RSP Flashback: Alshon Jeffery Pre-Draft Analysis

    RSP Flashback: Alshon Jeffery Pre-Draft Analysis

    How did I grade Alshon Jeffery in the 2012 NFL Draft? A potential cross between Michael Irvin and Cris Carter if Jeffery demonstrates he wants to work like a pro. Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina (6-3, 216) Cris Carter-Michael Irvin is also a good best-case scenario for a player of Jeffery’s talents. However, where Criner has a dash…

  • Futures: Jared Abbrederis vs. Bradley Roby

    Futures: Jared Abbrederis vs. Bradley Roby

    In the case of Bradley Roby vs. Jared Abbrederis was the outcome based on rust or polish? I’ll take polish.    Futures: Jared Abbrederis vs. Bradley Roby by Matt Waldman Depending whom you ask, Ohio State cornerback Bradley Roby is one of the top three to five cornerbacks in the 2014 NFL Draft. Draftniks love…

  • LSU WR Jarvis Landry: The Gap Between Mundane and Extraordinary

    LSU WR Jarvis Landry: The Gap Between Mundane and Extraordinary

    Tall, fast, and skilled with the ball in his hands, Jarvis Landry has the physical skills that excites fans and college beat writers about his NFL potential. The LSU receiver is capable of breaking a big play at any moment. Add a quarterback with Zach Mettenberger’s NFL arm strength and the needle on the hype…

  • Boiler Room: Michigan WR Jeremy Gallon

    Boiler Room: Michigan WR Jeremy Gallon

    Footballguys.com Bob Henry is one of the best fantasy writers I know and someone I’m thankful to have as a friend of mine. We became fast friends after sharing our love for the old AFC Central; Funk, Soul, and R&B music; and all the varieties of Asian cuisine. Bob – a huge Michigan fan –…

  • Futures at Football Outsiders: FSU DB Lamarcus Joyner

    Futures at Football Outsiders: FSU DB Lamarcus Joyner

    If Tryann Mathieu’s play officially announces the arrival of a new breed of safety, Lamarcus Joyner’s use in the NFL may become the next step in the evolution of the position. In 1998, Peter King penned a feature for Sports Illustrated where he crowned the position of NFL quarterback as “The Toughest Job In Sports”. King…

  • Futures at Football Outsiders: OK St. CB Justin Gilbert

    Futures at Football Outsiders: OK St. CB Justin Gilbert

    He could be good, but he could be bad. It could be said about every player transitioning from college football to the NFL. When reading scouting reports and draft day analysis, it can seem like this is the basic assessment of every prospect. Most Internet scouting reports aren’t written with the purpose of the analyst…