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The College Draft Podcast with Ross Tucker And Matt Waldman: Wake Forest-Clemson, Oklahoma-Baylor, And Georgia-Auburn

Ross Tucker and Matt Waldman preview nine NFL Draft prospects from three of the big college games this week, including Clemson linebacker Isaiah Simmons, Baylor wide receiver Denzel Mims, and Georgia quarterback Jake Fromm Every week, Ross Tucker and I discuss nine big-time players from three marquee games on the college football schedule: Why does…
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J Moyer’s RSP Running Back Room: Is Damien Williams the Answer in Kansas City?

J. Moyer shares a pair of plays from Chiefs running back Damien Williams’s portfolio as well as a play that Williams and Christian McCaffrey have both run this year that illustrates why Williams may be productive right now but his process has a lot of inconsistencies. Follow J Moyer on Twitter @JMoyerFB and his YouTube…
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The College Draft Podcast with Ross Tucker And Matt Waldman: LSU-Alabama, K-State-Texas, And Penn State-Minnesota

Ross Tucker and Matt Waldman preview nine NFL Draft prospects from three of the big college games this week, including Kristian Fulton, Devonta Smith, Najee Harris, Devin Duvernay, and a trio of intriguing late-round prospects. Every week, Ross Tucker and I discuss nine big-time players from three marquee games on the college football schedule: Why…
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J Moyer’s RSP Running Back Room–Kenyan Drake And Latavius Murray: Talent-Scheme Fit

Follow J Moyer on Twitter @JMoyerFB and his YouTube channel, Skill Films. Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, and Adrian Peterson make it clear; running back is not a one-size, or one-skillset, fits-all position in the NFL. Saquon Barkley is the embodiment of explosion. Derrick Henry wins with a freakish size-speed combination. Dalvin Cook thrives…
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The RSP Quick Game Podcast Week 9 with Mark Schofield and Matt Waldman

RSP contributors (l-r) Mark Schofield and Matt Waldman go deep into NFL quarterback play in this Week 9 Quick Game podcast. One of the things I loved about working with Mark Schofield (Twitter @markschofield) before bringing him aboard the RSP was our rapport on podcasts and RSP Film Room. We didn’t maximize that potential last…
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J Moyer’s RSP Running Back Room–Chase Edmonds (Cardinals) and LeSean McCoy (Chiefs): The Second Reaction

RSP contributor J. Moyer uses film examples of Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy and the Cardinals’ Chase Edmonds to explain why slowing down is often the solution for young runners with elite athletic skill but a raw understanding of the game. Follow J Moyer on Twitter @JMoyerFB and his YouTube channel, Skill Films NFL running…
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: Colts QB Jacoby Brissett, Frank Reich, And a Near-Perfect Drive

RSP contributor Mark Schofield breaks down an excellent scoring drive that highlights the schematic and personnel strengths of the Indianapolis Colts offense, headed by quarterback Jacoby Brissett. I love studying offensive drives. You could even say I wrote the book about them a few years ago. That is why I loved studying the completion of…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Cast Episode 2 of Scout Talk with Russ Lande

Former NFL Scout and CFL scouting director Russ Lande and RSP author Matt Waldman continue their twice-monthly scouting podcast. This week, they discuss acclimation time for young players, new lessons they’re applying to scout talent, rookies they’re monitoring closely, and 2020 prospects that have caught their eye. Doing this podcast with Russ Lande is a…
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The College Draft Podcast with Ross Tucker And Matt Waldman: Arizona St.-Utah, Michigan-Penn St., and Memphis-Tulane

Ross Tucker and Matt Waldman preview nine NFL Draft prospects from three of the big college games this week, including Eno Benjamin, Shea Patterson, Ben Brederson, Shaka Toney, Bradlee Anae, Jaylon Johnson, and a pair of trio of intriguing options from the Memphis-Tulane tilt. Every week, Ross Tucker and I will be discussing nine big-time…
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: Carson Wentz and Marcus Mariota–Showcases of Anticipation

Mark Schofield breaks down the skill and craft of anticipation for quarterbacks, using NFL signal-callers Carson Wentz and Marcus Mariota’s recent tape as examples. I have something to declare at the outset of this piece, dear reader. Growing up, I was a bit of what you might consider a nerd. Now honestly, that might not…
