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2021 Draft Boards v2.0

2021 Draft Boards v2.0

In case you didn't read the one I did just like this but for the 2020 draft boards, here's a brief explanation of what's going on: This season I added at least 1 additional statistical value (six for the Offensive Lineman) and several factors to each position by evaluating their

2020 Draft Boards v2.0

2020 Draft Boards v2.0

This may seem strange, cause why would I be releasing a second version of my draft boards two years after the draft happened. This season I added at least 1 additional statistical value (six for the Offensive Lineman) and several factors to each position by evaluating their grades from Pro

Off-Season Moves: Best, Worst, Most Refreshing

Off-Season Moves: Best, Worst, Most Refreshing

Every year there are signings that make you go “....HOW?!” And that’s on both ends of the spectrum: how did that guy get paid that much and also how did they manage to sign him for so little?! This year has been insane because of all the big name

What I got right from 2018 and 2019 Draft Boards

What I got right from 2018 and 2019 Draft Boards

I started the Draft Board project in 2020, but I applied it to the 2018 and 2019 drafts classes so I could see what kind of returns I'm getting out of it early on. Unfortunately, that also meant that the 2018 and 2019 draft boards were not going to be

2019 Draft Board Review

2019 Draft Board Review

I started my Draft Board project in 2020 to help give myself a way of better evaluating the talent entering the draft. I wanted to see if there was anything in a player's college production or Combine results that led to success. Instead I found a bunch of things for

Lance's Post-Combine Top 5s

Lance's Post-Combine Top 5s

I said it in my Pre-Combine Top 5 article and I’m gonna say it again, the Combine plays a major role when it comes to the Factors and PSRs for each position on my draft boards. This year was a little frustrating with so many players opting out of

Building Up vs. Picking the Face of the Franchise

Building Up vs. Picking the Face of the Franchise

This year’s draft class offers QB needy teams an ideal situation. Allow me to elaborate. In any given year there’s usually at least one Quarterback projected to be a top five caliber player in the draft. And typically in any given year there’s at least one team

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