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Matt Waldman’s RSP Boiler Room No.242 RB D’Andre Swift (Georgia): Patience Independent of the Offensive Line’s Results
Matt Waldman’s RSP Boiler Room uses two plays from 2020 NFL Draft prospect D’Andre Swift’s performance against Vanderbilt to illustrate that we can often assess the patience and decision-making of a running back independent of his offensive line’s performance. Running back is a position of greater skill than the current state of football analysis leads…
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The College Draft Podcast with Ross Tucker And Matt Waldman: LSU-Texas and Clemson-Texas A&M
Ross Tucker and Matt Waldman preview nine NFL Draft prospects from two of the big college games this week, including a safety Matt thinks is one of the best football players in the country. Every week, Ross Tucker and I will be discussing nine big-time players from three marquee games on the college football schedule.…
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Mark Schofield’s RSP Scouting Lens: On Dwayne Haskins, Human Nature and Development
Mark Schofield examines quarterback Dwayne Haskins’ preseason performance in Washington as it relates to his college tape. It is human nature to want to be right. Whether in a relationship, professionally, or just in friendly debates at the local watering hole, when we make a statement or prediction we want to be proven correct in…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Film Room No.187: QB D’Eriq King (Houston)
Matt Waldman’s RSP Film Room reviews Houston quarterback D’Eriq King’s five-touchdown performance against Texas Tech. As far as first impressions go, I enjoyed studying D’Eriq King. My biggest question after watching him throw 50 passes in a loss to Texas Tech, is he really five-foot-eleven? If he’s within an inch and a half of that…
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Mark Schofield’s RSP NFL Lens: The Jarrett Stidham Edition of ‘Playing Quarterback Is Hard’
Mark Schofield begs to differ with Ted Williams by revealing how even the most mundane decisions for a quarterback often require an immense amount of on-field awareness and split-second processing. Follow Mark on Twitter @markschofield So you want to play quarterback in the NFL? Good luck with all…that. It is a standard line, one that…
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J. Moyer’s RSP NFL Lens: RB Darrell Henderson’s (Rams) Transition to Zone Blocking
Rams rookie Darrell Henderson is one of the most exciting backs from the 2019 NFL Draft, but J. Moyer explains why his transition from start collegian to complete runner won’t be immediate. Perhaps the draft’s most electric back, Darrell Henderson’s arrival in the Rams’ hyper-efficient rushing offense offers plenty of justifiable excitement. It never meant…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Sample Scouting Report: WR Preston Williams (Miami)
Matt Waldman’s RSP shares its sample NFL Draft scouting report of Miami Dolphins’ training camp sensation WR Preston Williams, a player with the potential to develop into a player in the style of A.J. Green. Preston Williams, Colorado State (6-4, 211) Depth of Talent Score: 86.05 = Starter: Starting immediately with a large role and…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP NFL Lens: RB Kerryon Johnson (Lions) And Process-Based Evaluation
Matt Waldman’s RSP NFL Lens examines a short video analysis of Lions running back Kerryon Johnson compiled by contributor J. Moyer that underscores a vital part of player evaluation. J. Moyer creates excellent short-form video analysis. If you’re not following his work here or on Twitter (@JMoyerFB), remedy that now. Moyer has produced a few…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Cast Ep.86: Ross Cooper on Football Skill Training
Skills acquisition training and coach Ross Cooper joins Matt Waldman’s RSP Cast for an in-depth conversation on how to make sense of the training videos, what goes into effective training, and examples of NFL players who are executing as problem solvers at the highest level. This might have been the fastest hour of conversation I’ve…
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Matt Waldman’s RSP Sample Scouting Report: WR Byron Pringle (Chiefs)
Matt Waldman’s RSP shares its 2018 pre-NFL Draft scouting report on Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Byron Pringle, a second-year option who has made impressive progress during the offseason and he’s impressing the team this summer. Byron Pringle, Kansas State (6-1, 203) Depth of Talent Score: 83.65 = Rotational Starter: Executes at a starter level…