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RSP Boiler Room: No.57 – Running Back Leonard Fournette (LSU) and Pacing

When the brakes go out on the dump truck rolling down a mountainside is bearing down on you, the slightest change in movement will create a reaction. Fournette’s best fit is a gap-heavy scheme that creates a downhill exit ramp for him to do his best rendition of a runaway dump truck. And Fournette knows how to…
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RSP Boiler Room No.54: RB Leonard Fournette (LSU)

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2017 NFL Rookie Prospects and Draft Analysis

Links to all essays, analysis, Senior Bowl coverage, and scouting reports about 2017 NFL Draft prospects come from research I undertake to write the Rookie Scouting Portfolio Publication. Now in the 12th year of publication, the RSP is the best of both worlds: a summarized magazine of reports, rankings, and analysis that also shows its work at the…
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RSP Boiler Room No.50: RB Jamaal Williams, BYU

While I watch a lot of tape on each player, one play can tell you a lot. This play from the Jamaal Williams library screams NFL running back. When Jamaal Williams was an underclassman, he was a tall, skinny runner with speed, balance, and moves to spare. Combine his frame, his athletic ability, and…
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RSP Boiler Room No.48: RB D’onta Foreman (Texas) Part II, The Goods

Everything you need from a running back? Maybe… Walking off the bus, 6’1” 249 pound D’onta Foreman looks like the kind of back who can do everything on a football field. Considering that Foreman’s name was on a list of the most elusive running backs in the Big 12 after some news outlet polled folks…
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RSP Boiler Room No.47: RB D’onta Foreman (Texas)

There are a lot of good things to say about D’onta Foreman’s game. I’ll be featuring a couple of those things in the next episode. This time, we’re looking at a moment of mistaken identity on Foreman’s part. I enjoyed watching D’onta Foreman this week. The 6’1″, 249-pound running back has traits I like. He has…
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RSP Film Room No. 50 – WR Mike Williams (Clemson) w/ Matt Harmon

We kick off the 2016 RSP Film Room like the way we ended it: Matt Harmon and I studying a wide receiver. Clemson’s Mike Williams has the build of Martavis Bryant and A.J. Green. Does he have the same game? Matt Harmon and I didn’t see enough contested plays involving Williams against N.C. State and Oklahoma…
