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USA Today and NFL Draft scout top 400 (1 Viewer)
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supermark_28
Footballguy
i 2nd that... the car looks sharp though
you're welcomethe columns are also sortable like FBGs likes to do
IE click "All" then "weight" and Hightower(from police academy) is the heaviest and Roland Dennis is the tallest. Jonathan Joseph fastest 40 etc.
I also like the draft rank, position rank column AND the projected round column. If ya note all 3(be better side by side) you can see gaps/tiers easily
Bojang0301
Omar4Heisman
This is better than some pay stuff. Good link!
ILoveMyLions
Footballguy
This is what I've been looking for... 
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
I like that too, but the 40 times are all over the place.
Chaos Commish
Footballguy
I heard some scouts secretly clocked him in the parking lot of Hometown Buffet.
Jeff Pasquino
Footballguy
Ramblin Wreck
Footballguy
A printable version would be very excellent.
ConstruxBoy
Kate's Daddy
makes those of us that subscribe to DraftScout annoyed that they partner with USA Today.For me, this is the best player ranking sheet I've seen... much more in line with my rankings, natch!Thanks for posting it!
Jason Wood
Zoo York
Exactly...at the very least, that flash-based interface should be available at NFL Draft Scout, too.makes those of us that subscribe to DraftScout annoyed that they partner with USA Today.For me, this is the best player ranking sheet I've seen... much more in line with my rankings, natch!
Donnybrook
Footballguy
Jason Allen @ 13 overall. Man this guy is moving up fast. Other than what I have read on this site, I really don't know anything about him.
I have read that the Vikings will be moving Sharper closer to the line (ie Strong Safety). So he would be a good fit with the team but his past injuries have to be a concern.
I have read that the Vikings will be moving Sharper closer to the line (ie Strong Safety). So he would be a good fit with the team but his past injuries have to be a concern.
Interesting.
Where does this info come from?
Just quickly clicked in the QBs.
Aren't Cutler's bench #s and Lienart's vertical leap #'s some of the most important stats out there to talk about for the QBs?
J
Where does this info come from?
Just quickly clicked in the QBs.
Aren't Cutler's bench #s and Lienart's vertical leap #'s some of the most important stats out there to talk about for the QBs?
J
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Chaos Commish
Footballguy
The info comes from NFL Draft Scout, Rob Rang's crew.USA Today also ran this feature on Cutler today. It goes to explaining the bench press figure. He hangs out with his lineman in the weightroom.
Leinart's vertical was very unexpected, but it didn't seem to make the impression I thought it would. It went some way toward dispelling the poor athleticism talk, but it should have generated excellent athleticism talk.
Thanks CC.I agree 100%. Leinart's vertical and Cutler's bench were two huge stats. Giant.
I didn't understand why they'd be excluded.
J
psychobillies
Footballguy
Can someone put this in the NFL Draft links sticky post? I know I'll be looking for it on draft day.
Jason Wood
Zoo York
Hey Joe,I can see why Leinart's vertical would be interesting data (helps dispel the notion he's not a very good athlete), but why is Cutler's bench press so important in your eyes? For me, we already knew Cutler was a strong guy and I'm not sure I've ever seen any evidence that a QB's rep strength has any correlation with success as an NFL passer, no?
In fact, most NFL QBs opt out of the Combine bench press for that very reason.
Is it just that you think it shows how tough the kid is?
