Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 16:20
Trying to get a list together. Any sites you want to see added? Have any sites that offer a good format to copy/paste or download?
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Trying to get a list together. Any sites you want to see added? Have any sites that offer a good format to copy/paste or download?
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 19:20
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 19:25
Any rankings from a certain site people like that is easy to copy? PFF is awful. I want to create a composite ranking if I can.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 19:28
The Draft Network is pretty easy. Though starting to see people are not taking a shine to their rankings.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 19:30
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 20:15
If you get get Walters rankings you'll be ontop of the forum.
No, I don't want them that bad.
No, I don't want them that bad.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 20:46
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 20:47
I looked, but couldn't find anything that was easy to download. I will try to keep digging though.TheGreenMan wrote: ↑01 Apr 2020 20:15If you get get Walters rankings you'll be ontop of the forum.
No, I don't want them that bad.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 21:56
As mentioned in other threads not a big Mims fan - thoughts similar to Yoho.
Also don't like that separation he does get on tape often is preceded by clear push offs. NFL officiating is stricter on this.
Also don't like that separation he does get on tape often is preceded by clear push offs. NFL officiating is stricter on this.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 01 Apr 2020 22:09
Not download, but I copy and pasted them easily. I'll try to remember to do it tomorrow and will post them.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 03:36
In order to set the scale, let's take a peek at the peak of WRs, Jerry Jeudy. Is there a clear gap from him to Mims and Shenault?
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 08:04
We can definitely say Jeudy is a better blocker than Shenault 
I was surprised by how choppy Jeudy can be on his breaks, but it's effective; maybe one of those things you wouldn't coach, but you also won't coach it away (like Adams' jump step?). He also was schemed open a little more than I expected.
But he's fast, he has great route speed variation, he seems to be able to get away from the press when he's challenged, and creates consistent separation. A couple drops on easy balls was annoying. I'd say he's obviously going to be good, but I'm a little surprised he's "the best." I might prefer Lamb, to be honest.
I was surprised by how choppy Jeudy can be on his breaks, but it's effective; maybe one of those things you wouldn't coach, but you also won't coach it away (like Adams' jump step?). He also was schemed open a little more than I expected.
But he's fast, he has great route speed variation, he seems to be able to get away from the press when he's challenged, and creates consistent separation. A couple drops on easy balls was annoying. I'd say he's obviously going to be good, but I'm a little surprised he's "the best." I might prefer Lamb, to be honest.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 09:52
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 10:25
It occasionally acts weird. But I just copied it. If you want, grab from here (TDN Rankings tab). The other tabs are a bit outdated now.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 10:29
Jeudy looked like he had a plan off the snap and had less wasted movement on routes than Mims & Shenault. Loved him sometimes finding space by starting off slow and then exploding into space. Great athlete and good hands despite a couple of concentration drops. Easy to project him producing from week 1.YoHoChecko wrote: ↑02 Apr 2020 08:04We can definitely say Jeudy is a better blocker than Shenault
I was surprised by how choppy Jeudy can be on his breaks, but it's effective; maybe one of those things you wouldn't coach, but you also won't coach it away (like Adams' jump step?). He also was schemed open a little more than I expected.
But he's fast, he has great route speed variation, he seems to be able to get away from the press when he's challenged, and creates consistent separation. A couple drops on easy balls was annoying. I'd say he's obviously going to be good, but I'm a little surprised he's "the best." I might prefer Lamb, to be honest.
Willing blocker, but was often very upright - Jaire would school that outta him day 1... That O had some serious weapons, so Jeudy probably had it easier than some others.
Let's do a double feature of Lamb and Ruggs tomorrow as comparison.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 10:31
[mention]paco[/mention] Thanks! That worked great. It was weird though. I couldn't paste values only because it would mess up the rows.
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 02 Apr 2020 11:42
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 03 Apr 2020 10:51
Baaaa goes the Lamb:
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 03 Apr 2020 11:49
Great job 23, nice to be able to jump from 1 site to the next to gather info on these players, sure beats digging through a bunch of book marks to find scout site, then loading it up, this is so much quicker, thanks 
Re: All the draft prospect game tape you'll ever need
Posted: 03 Apr 2020 18:16
Lamb had a few more drops than I expected. He doesn't separate vertically but has an elite catch radius to make downfield plays anyway. His routes left some good corners looking silly sometimes--that's how he separated, more than speed. He does some Adamsesque things with his cuts/breaks, what-have-you. He bullies CBs when blocking sometimes. Puts the effort into it and shows his upper body strength. Upon consideration, I'll keep Jeudy as my #1, but I could see it going either way.