-
Conceptual Skills We Seek from Skill Players, Slot Pct, and Who Surprised Us: Going Deep with Brandon Angelo & Matt Waldman
This week on the Going Deep podcast, Brandon Angelo and Matt Waldman cover slot usage as a predictor of NFL success, conceptual skills we value from offensive skill positions, and 2026 NFL Draft prospects who have surprised us. Now entering its 21st season, learn more about Matt Waldman’s RSP — the most in-depth analysis…
-
2025 NFL Draft QB Class C-W: Matt Waldman’s RSP Solo Cast
Matt Waldman discusses the quarterback prospects from the 2025 NFL Draft in this RSP Solo Cast. Topics State of quarterback development in the NFL. Thoughts on confidence as a tangible/measurable asset with quarterback evaluation. Quick hits on 12 quarterback prospects from the 2025 NFL Draft class. Thoughts on Hunter Dekkers. Announcing the two contest winners…
-
QB Leadership Stereotypes, NFL Trades, and the Colts’ Benching Ryan and Firing Brady: Matt Waldman’s RSP Scout Talk with Russ Lande
Montreal Alouettes’ head of scouting Russ Lande and the RSP’s Matt Waldman go position-by-position and discuss productive NFL players who fit or don’t fit our desired archetypes at each position. This week: What makes a good leader at the quarterback position? Where are the critiques of Russell Wilson fair/unfair? Why are onsite visits to scout…
-
Pocket Presence Points: Driftin’ With Chuckie (Keaton)
When it comes to player evaluation, seemingly minor issues often get magnified with the intensity of pressure. Utah State Chuckie Keaton’s performance versus Wake Forest is proof. Pocket presence to quarterbacks is like vision to running backs: most agree it’s a vital part of playing the position at the highest level regardless of athleticism. This draft…
-
Gruden QB Camp: Teddy Bridgewater
Reader Advisory: This series is an experiment. The takes within are not anything that I’m willing to stand behind as enhancing or detracting from the “draft value” of the players I am profiling here. I developed this series to illustrate the subjectivity of a player interview. There will be plenty of armchair psychology and body language analysis interlaced…