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I watched a video of Mike Mayock fielding questions after the 2019 draft. He was asked about trading up for Hunter Renfrow. He said he really liked Renfrow because of his ability to create separation and to do it quickly. He said he was hoping Renfrow would run a bad 40 time because then...

There is a strong correlation between the RAS and a player's success in the NFL. Athletic measurements favor white players. The stereotype is that white men are unathletic and measuring systems such as the RAS and SPARQ contradict that false stereotype. For that reason we should promote the...

Here's a PFF article on Chase Winovich. Winovich is a PFF favorite. https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/draft-cha edit: For some reason the link doesn't work. Type in Chase Winovich PFF in the address bar to get to article.

These stats really put things into perspective.

Here's another bizarre scouting report, this one on on Utah LB Chase Hansen. Reading it you will be surprised that he had a high tackle total at Utah. It makes him sound like a terrible player. It has a section "Block Deconstruction" where it says he "struggles mightily." Elsewhere Hansen...

Here's the NFL.com (Lance Zierlein) scouting report on Utah State TE Dax Raymond. As one of the negatives it says "Bear-hugging hands just begging for holding penalties in run game" What? :confused: https://www.nfl.com/prospects/dax-raymond?id=32195241-5974-2272-3be4-73be93acb200

Wisconsin fullback Alec Ingold signed with Oakland as an undrafted free agent. Some called him the best available fullback in the draft. I'm interested to see how well he does with the Raiders.

OK thanks. I think he should stick in the NFL as a special teamer due to his tackling ability. Maybe eventually get some starts at SS.

I'm trying to find out who signed Andrew Wingard with no luck. edit: As far as I can tell Wingard hasn't even been signed as a free agent, despite high end production and a 54th percentile SPARQ score.

Where do you find lists of where UDFAs signed?

I was looking at my Lindy's Draft Guide and I noticed them using a new term to describe players. They say some players have "greasy knees." It's listed under strengths so I guess it's a good thing. I have no idea what it means. Last year they were talking about "oily hips," whatever those...

Sills signing with Buffalo is a good fit. Sills is an outside receiver and a good deep threat. That should work well with Josh Allen's howitzer arm. Plus Sills rhymes with Bills.

QB Brett Rypien signs with Broncos.

I think it was a good draft, better than most. There were quite a few white, high end athleticism defensive players, many more than usual. This is a good trend. The numbers are slightly higher, which is also good. Of course, the numbers aren't close to what they should be if whites got equal...

So what's the final tally, 63?

WR Sills and S Wingard both go undrafted, undeservedly so.

And it's over.

The Giants need a replacement for Landon Collins. Maybe Wingard... edit: Nope.

A team taking Wingard now would be getting a bargain.

Here's an interesting website. Pro Sports Transactions. https://www.prosportstransactions.com/football/DraftTrad

So who are the best available remaining for our guys? David Sills has to be one of them.

Bears draft a second running back. From a small college. Say goodbye Ryan Nall.

Chiefs draft Illinois guard Nick Allegretti.

Apparently the Raiders traded up to take Hunter Renfrow. They must really like him.

Colts take someone named EJ Speed. A good football name. Chase Winovich is a good one too.