*Our RB grades can and will change as more information comes in from Pro Day workouts, leaked Wonderlic test results, etc. We will update ratings as new info becomes available.

*We use the term “Power RB” to separate physically bigger, more between-the-tackles–capable RBs from our “speed RBs” group. “Speed RBs” are physically smaller, but much faster/quicker, and less likely to flourish between the tackles.

 

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Blank, Through the Lens of Our RB Scouting Algorithm:


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The Historical RB Prospects to Whom Blank Most Compares Within Our System:


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RB Score

RB-Re

RB-ru

Last

First

College

Yr

H

H

W

Speed Metric

Agility Metric

Power Metric

7.041

7.59

6.72

Smallwood

Wendell

West Va

2016

5

10.4

208

6.86

8.46

3.36

6.362

5.13

5.08

Hillman

Ronnie

SD State

2012

5

9.1

200

6.54

6.30

6.30

6.672

8.71

6.19

Bernard

Giovani

UNC

2013

5

9.4

205

5.62

10.04

7.55

7.738

4.31

6.37

Mason

Tre

Auburn

2014

5

9.2

205

4.81

9.45

6.39

7.611

8.30

6.32

Franklin

Johnathan

UCLA

2013

5

10.0

205

6.07

5.91

5.62

7.272

8.93

6.96

McCoy

LeSean

Pitt

2009

5

10.3

204

4.33

7.72

6.67

10.125

7.02

7.86

Harrison

Jerome

Wash. St

2006

5

9.2

201

7.01

11.77

7.23

5.559

5.82

4.28

Dunbar

Lance

No Texas

2012

5

8.1

205

3.67

8.40

3.48


*A score of 8.50+ is where we see a stronger correlation of RBs going on to become NFL good/great/elite. A score of 10.00+ is more rarefied air in our system and indicates a greater probability of becoming an elite NFL RB.

All of the RB ratings are based on a 0–10 scale, but a player can score negative, or above a 10.0 in certain instances.

Overall rating/score = A combination of several on-field performance measures, including refinement for the strength of opponents faced, mixed with all the physical measurement metrics – then compared/rated historically within our database and formulas. More of a traditional three-down search – runner, blocker, and receiver.

*RB-Re score = Our new formula/rating that attempts to identify and quantify a prospect's receiving skills even deeper than in our original formulas. RB prospects can now make it/thrive in the NFL strictly based on their receiving skills – it is an individual attribute sought out for the NFL and no longer dismissed or overlooked. Our rating combines a study of their receiving numbers in college in relation to their offense and opponents, as well as profiling size-speed-agility along with hand size measurables, etc.

*RB-Ru score =  Our new formula/rating that attempts to classify and quantify an RB prospect's ability strictly as a runner of the ball. Our rating combines a study of their rushing numbers in college in relation to their offense and strength of opponents, as well as profiling size-speed-agility along with various size measurables, etc.

Raw Speed Metric = A combination of several speed and size measurements from the NFL Combine, judged along with physical size profile, and then compared/rated historically within our database and scouting formulas. This is a rating strictly for RBs of a similar/bigger size profile.

Agility Metric = A combination of several speed and agility measurements from the NFL Combine, judged along with physical size profile, and then compared/rated historically within our database and scouting formulas. This is a rating strictly for RBs of a similar/bigger size profile.

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