…a larger workload and be productive. Although his efficiency did dip a tad, as evidenced by his 63.4 percent Catch Rate. Bryant had a mixed time at the NFL Scouting…
…Guice and Darrel Williams as a freshman, contributing mainly on special teams. This is a positive indicator of dynamism, which we covet in rookie profiles. He had double digit kick…
…Zach Ertz and Heath Miller. Encouraging signs, considering how productive these two players have been in the NFL. Check out Adam Trautman on PlayerProfiler’s Updated Rookie Rankings: Despite the positive…
…both run and pass play packages to keep defenses honest: an invaluable asset for a professional running back in today’s game. Check out Ke’Shawn Vaughn on PlayerProfiler’s Updated Rookie Rankings:…
…sophomore campaign, showcasing his accuracy (67.5 completion percentage), efficiency (9.6 YPA), and rushing ability (183 yards, five scores). His season was cut short with a collarbone injury, but that was…
…he did not even record a Breakout Age. McLaurin posted 919 yards as a rookie on an anemic Washington offense. K.J. Hill is next in line to prove that he…
…top-10 time (7.19 seconds). His captivating display of explosive athleticism resulted in elite 97th-percentile marks in both Speed Score and Burst Score. This catapulted him inside PlayerProfiler’s top-10 rookie RB…
…Jonathan Taylor and right before D’Andre Swift, the other top backs that tested at the Combine. Check out Cam Akers on PlayerProfiler’s Updated Rookie Rankings: Akers flashed game-breaking speed as…
…with his efficiency. He set career marks in Catch Rate, receptions, receiving yards, and touchdowns. That was with 19 fewer targets than the year prior, as well as a 3.3-percent…
…the past 10 years with a sub-30-percent Dominator Rating. Check out Henry Ruggs on PlayerProfiler’s Updated Rookie Rankings: All that said, Ruggs does have impressive production-based college metrics. Firstly, his…
