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Mark Schofield’s RSP Scouting Lens: QB Jordan Love (Utah State) and Processing Speed
RSP contributor Mark Schofield shows us why Utah State quarterback Jordan Love is worth your attention for the 2020 NFL Draft. As the work begins on yet another class of draft prospects, many in the football evaluation world are truly excited about what could be a strong quarterback class. Tua Tagovailoa, Jake Fromm, Nate Stanley, […]
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The RSP NFL Lens: J. Moyer’s Sleeper Archetype for NFL Running Backs
RSP contributor J Moyer shares a sleeper archetype for NFL running backs. Whether it’s the actual game or the fantasy version of the game, the running back position is especially vexing. Among the myriad of reasons: Significant dependence and interplay with the offensive line and offense as a whole. Counting and advanced statistics that do […]
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Cast Ep.71: Projecting 2019 NFL Offenses with Dwain McFarland
RSP analyst Dwain McFarland joins Matt Waldman’s RSP Cast for an in-depth discussion on individual and team offense projections for the 2019 NFL season. It’s about damn time I brought Dwain McFarland onto the show. You know Dwain from his RSP Film And Data column on the site. This week, we begin an ongoing podcast […]
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Mark Schofield’s RSP Scouting Lens: QB Will Grier (West Virginia) and the Dangers of Assumption
Rookie Scouting Portfolio contributor Mark Schofield shares one of the areas where 2019 NFL Draft prospect Will Grier must improve his diagnosis of defenses in this week’s RSP Scouting Lens. We all know the idiom: “Never assume. It makes an….” As I said, we all know the idiom, so there’s no sense in completing it […]
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Three Angles: Thoughts on the Kareem Hunt Signing
Rookie Scouting Portfolio creator Matt Waldman shares his thoughts on the Cleveland Brown’s signing of Kareem Hunt. I want our society to handle domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse with nuance and care for both the victims and the perpetrators. This includes stricter laws, more severe punishments when needed, and better rehabilitation efforts […]
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: Tom Brady’s 2018, Declines, and Non-Negotiables
Is Tom Brady in decline or are we undervaluing his non-negotiable traits because of video game production from other stars? Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens dives into the state of Brady’s game. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about transitions. The human brain is a strange and fascinating organ and one that we may never […]
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: QB Baker Mayfield (Browns) and Chaos
Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens examines Baker Mayfield’s tendency to invite chaos and why it has been an occasional detriment to his game as a collegian and pro. The conundrum of comfort in chaos. When I put that phrase together over two years ago writing about Baker Mayfield, I thought it encapsulated one of the […]
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: Trubisky, Mariota and When Mechanics Matter
Matt Waldman’s Rookie Scouting Portfolio writer Mark Schofield reveals the critical balance in quarterbacking when analysis of mechanics matters and when it doesn’t. When do mechanics matter? We are headed into draft season, that wonderful time of the year when the traits of hundreds upon hundreds of potential professional football players are scrutinized and debated, […]
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Matt Waldman’s RSP NFL Lens: RB Frank Gore’s (Miami) Fundamentals in Space
Matt Waldman’s RSP NFL Lens profiles two plays from the venerable Frank Gore in his December performance against the Patriots. Frank Gore is ending his career as a source of tremendous consternation to Kenyan Drake fans who are tired of seeing Drake breakaway from the field and then go to the bench for drives filled […]
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: QB Deshaun Watson (Texans) and the Value of “What He Can Do”
RSP writer Mark Schofield revisits Texans QB Deshaun Watson’s tape to demonstrate why what a player can do is often far more important than what he can’t in this RSP NFL Lens feature. A mistake that is made far too often in the evaluation realm is a hyper-focus on the negative. This is a mistake […]