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1 hour ago, Karnage84 said:

Ok - so we're using PFF to measure production. We have the College score (PFF) and rookie year (NFL PFF) vs the RAS X PFF score. 

I like it.  I feel like the bigger results are where a player is 3/4 years down the road.  This is helpful for looking at instant impact but seeing how this score can predict longer term results is most important IMO.  Like last year Andrew Thomas would have looked like a bust but is now working out.  Same could happen for Neal/Walker.  But it is interesting to see that this score predicted Hutch being better than Walker year one, same with Stingley struggling.  There definitely looks like there is some correlation between the two with outliers (Wilson).  

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1 minute ago, Sllim Pickens said:

I like it.  I feel like the bigger results are where a player is 3/4 years down the road.  This is helpful for looking at instant impact but seeing how this score can predict longer term results is most important IMO.  Like last year Andrew Thomas would have looked like a bust but is now working out.  Same could happen for Neal/Walker.  But it is interesting to see that this score predicted Hutch being better than Walker year one, same with Stingley struggling.  There definitely looks like there is some correlation between the two with outliers (Wilson).  

It'd be interesting to see if all of the 900's are hits or if anyone busts. 

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14 minutes ago, Karnage84 said:

It'd be interesting to see if all of the 900's are hits or if anyone busts. 

Based on just the Lions picks you did, there did seem to be correlation with the higher scores being good.  Some of the lower scores were good as well but all of the 800+ players were good and Okudah was a low score and we all know how that is going. 

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        RAS PFF SCORE NFL PFF
1 JAC Trevor Lawrence † QB   91.80 0.00 77.40
2 NYJ Zach Wilson  QB   94.90 0.00 46.50
3 SF Trey Lance  QB   78.00 0.00 53.10
4 ATL Kyle Pitts † TE 9.65 95.70 923.51 72.70
5 CIN Ja'Marr Chase † WR 9.82 91.80 901.48 83.30
6 MIA Jaylen Waddle  WR   86.60 0.00 83.90
7 DET Penei Sewell † OT 8.99 96.90 871.13 80.60
8 CAR Jaycee Horn  CB 9.99 79.40 793.21 71.40
9 DEN Patrick Surtain II † CB 9.96 87.70 873.49 86.80
10 PHI DeVonta Smith  WR   83.10 0.00 81.00
               
               
        RAS PFF SCORE NFL PFF
1 CIN Joe Burrow † QB   94.10 0.00 90.80
2 WSH Chase Young † DE     0.00 78.40
3 DET Jeff Okudah  CB 8.96 81.00 725.76 59.40
4 NYG Andrew Thomas  OT 8.10 93.10 754.11 89.10
5 MIA Tua Tagovailoa  QB   90.30 0.00 81.90
6 LAC Justin Herbert † QB 9.70 84.60 820.62 78.60
7 CAR Derrick Brown  DT 5.88 89.80 528.02 84.40
8 ARI Isaiah Simmons  ILB 9.97 80.80 805.58 67.90
9 JAC C. J. Henderson  CB 9.97 62.60 624.12 52.90
10 CLE Jedrick Wills  OT 8.42 93.10 783.90 62.90
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36 minutes ago, Sllim Pickens said:

Based on just the Lions picks you did, there did seem to be correlation with the higher scores being good.  Some of the lower scores were good as well but all of the 800+ players were good and Okudah was a low score and we all know how that is going. 

Isaiah Simmons is the one that bucks the "800 is good" trend. It's also tough because there's just a number of them without RAS scores. 

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Jury's still out on Travon and Stingely. But CJ Henderson had a low PFF score and a high RAS. He is just another guy in the league so far.

If anything this just goes to show the combine shouldn't elevate someone with mediocre tape. But if you're a good player, you aren't held back by a bad RAS (Derrick Brown), though this might only apply to certain positions.

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1 hour ago, General Tso said:

Jury's still out on Travon and Stingely. But CJ Henderson had a low PFF score and a high RAS. He is just another guy in the league so far.

If anything this just goes to show the combine shouldn't elevate someone with mediocre tape. But if you're a good player, you aren't held back by a bad RAS (Derrick Brown), though this might only apply to certain positions.

Now you want him to also track everyone by position too? So demanding. 

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