The Creator of #RAS, Relative Athletic Score, at RAS.football.
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I first had to remind Grok who I am, it couldn't find my username. Great start. Then it took 7 seconds to make a "hot take" post (a term i almost never use and actively dislike) to rage bait a position I do not take and universally argue against taking.
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So funny that Twitter has gotten so bad at moderation that its own AI is just like yeah, it sucks, we know, everyone knows, lol
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They are explicitly doing it outside of what you're mentioning, which is carved out separately.
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Just had a great breakfast at The Pelican Diner in Laurel, MT, and I had a silly thought.
What is an innocuous red flag/green flag at a restaurant for you?
For me, if you serve eggs, you must have Cholula at the table. Having other options is a plus, but no Cholula=Red Flag.
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Chamon Metayer is short, but otherwise has good size and length for a TE along with good explosiveness. His reason for skipping 40 was listed as choice, but his agility tests were both in the bottom 10th percentile. This is a blocker's profile if I've ever seen one.
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Devan Boykin is a very undersized safety with alright testing across the board. His shuttle is a high point, but the rest doesn't really tell us anything about how he may be used.
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Lake McRee is an undersized TE with only okay speed and poor explosion, agility testing. Not a lot of positives here if you're thinking of using him in the passing game much, the poorer testing would be less of an issue if he had a more intimidating frame as a blocker.
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Daylan Carnell is an oversized safety with poor explosion and agility testing. It's notable that he did not finish testing due to a hamstring injury, but it's unclear if he tested on it or was injured while testing.
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Kevin Jobity has great size and length along with strong speed and acceleration to go with good explosion and agility. For an interior pass rusher, you like that good Cone testing and 10 split, you'd prefer a better broad for that initial push. It's a great place to start.
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Eli Heidenreich is a mid size WR/RB with strong speed and agility testing to go with decent explosiveness. You'll see profiles like this outside, but this kind of athletic ability in the slot has been dangerous for a long time, now.
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Robert Spears-Jennings has good size and explosiveness, top tier speed for a DB, but poor agility. This is a kind of 'straight line' profile you may see in 'rocket' roles, where you put him in position to read/react and close rather than play more patiently.
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Gabriel Rubio hits 2 of 3 main benchmarks for a Nose Tackle, with weight over 320 and an average or better broad jump, but a very poor 10 split. He hits both nice-to-have metrics, with a strong cone for his size and a good bench to arm length ratio.
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Riley Nowakowski is a bigger Fullback with strong explosion testing and top end speed. Acceleration and agility are both weaknesses, so maybe a highly zone based blocking scheme would be an issue, but for a power run game he has the important bits you want.
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Kaden Wetjen is an undersized WR with poor length, alright agility, and okay explosiveness. His speed is good, decent acceleration, but not special there. Not overly strong, but not much weakness in this profile, maybe start/stop ability with his shuttle could impact route tree.
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Gennings Dunker has great size and length for an IOL with good speed. He put up fantastic explosion and agility numbers, projecting a role in any offensive blocking scheme. There are no meaningful physical limitations with this profile, so project him where he wins.
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Daylen Everette is a bigger cornerback with excellent speed and good explosiveness. You'd prefer agility testing to give a better projection, but his numbers here are good enough for any scheme, but would likely point towards more man coverage ability.
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Drew Allar has great size for a QB. He had only just fully recovered from a broken ankle by the Combine, so he did not participate in testing.
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Germie Bernard has decent size and great speed at WR. He split both explosiveness and agility testing, you'd expect good burst off the line with that broad but question high pointing ability with the vert. Cone suggests good fluidity, average shuttle probably not too limiting.
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Max Iheanachor has good size and length and put up excellent speed and explosiveness testing, along with a solid bench to arm length ratio. This combination of size and explosiveness bodes well in any scheme and in any role, so rely on tape to point you in the right direction.
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While my site is still being fixed, I thought I'd continue a little fun and do a full, athletic profile ONLY evaluation of team draft classes. I may do all of them, I may do only some. It may line up with how they play, it may not, LMK!
Next up is #Steelers!
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Josh Kattus as a smaller TE who did not perform any testing during the draft cycle due to a November injury.
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Isaiah Nwokobia has great size for a corner, but was unable to test during the draft period due to labrum surgery following the 2025 season.
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Christian Jones has phenomenal size for a tackle with fantastic length, but pretty awful testing everywhere else. Orlando Brown and Trent Brown had this kind of profile, so you know where your end point is, just need to find out if this guy is that kind of guy.
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Corey Robinson is a smaller OT with good length who tested well for explosiveness, notably broad jump where he did best, but poor timed drills. A good power running scheme needs explosive lineman, but this isn't a profile you'll put on the move much as a blocker.
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Noah Thomas has great size for a WR, but didn't test well in any other area. His HWS profile is alright. This is a similar profile to Tee Higgins, though the gap is likely wide on tape between the two as prospects, you at least know what you COULD do with this kind of player.
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Ceyair Wright is a mid sized corner with mid tier explosion, agility, and top speed, but notably poor acceleration. That acceleration is rough in any scheme, but you'd probably find more luck manned up.
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Kentrel Bullock is an undersized RB who put up decent speed and agility testing along with good explosion. Were he bigger, this would be a solid power profile, but at this size it's hard to see more than a niche offensive role with this kind of profile.
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Eric Gentry has a distinct size and frame profile you won't find anywhere else, very tall and lengthy but extremely slender for that size. Speed is fine, explosiveness is great, and agility is remarkably good for his size. Unique profiles are harder to project, but he has tools.
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Jamal Haynes is a very undersized RB with strong testing in speed and explosiveness along with middling agility testing. If you can work with the size, this is a decent 'one-cut' profile, you're looking to create space with speed and that initial burst more than quickness.
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Jack Dingle put up elite testing in almost every area while being above average size for a LB. You can project this kind of profile in pretty much any role aside from full time pass rushing LB and you'd find there's no physical limitation to what they can do.
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Landon Robinson is an undersized interior pass rusher who posted elite numbers in every other metric he did. Bengals fans will remember Geno Atkins testing similarly, which is helpful for an understanding of where the ceiling is for this kind of profile. You can do a LOT here.
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Jack Endries is an average sized TE who is very fast for the position and put up great explosion testing, so a strong start for a receiving profile at TE. His agilities were just average, which may suggest limited use on some of the more dynamic interior routes, but overall good.
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Brian Parker has excellent size and good length for an IOL paired with strong speed testing. Broad jump is most important of the explosion metrics for an OL and he nailed that drill as well. You'd prefer a better shuttle for agility, but good cone. A good profile for most schemes
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Colbie Young has phenomenal size for a WR, though length could be better. His speed is very good, though acceleration isn't more than average this is a HWS you really like to cause mismatches with. Poor vert can be concerning if that lack of burst or hops shows up on tape.
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Connor Lew was recovering from an ACL tear and did not participate in testing. He has good size for an IOL and put up a strong bench relative to his arm length.
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Tacario Davis has great size and length at the CB position, combined with good speed. His explosiveness is good, above average, but acceleration might be a concern. This tends to be more of a man scheme type of profile, though you'd want better acceleration than just average.
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Cashius Howell is an undersized DE with poor length, but excellent speed and acceleration for the DE position. His explosiveness is fine, could be better but it's not a weakness as is. Obviously you'd prefer having agi, but we've seen plenty of guys win with speed and explosion.
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While my site is still being fixed, I thought I'd continue a little fun and do a full, athletic profile ONLY evaluation of team draft classes. I may do all of them, I may do only some. It may line up with how they play, it may not, LMK!
Next up is #Bengals!
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And that's it for the Chiefs, next up we'll go over the #Bengals!
Busy time of the offseason, teenagers graduating and stuff like that, but will try to grab these when I can!
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Josh Thompson is an average sized guard with average agility testing and just above average broad. It's not a lot to go on, but at least nothing is bad!
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Shay Taylor has okay size and a fantastic 3 cone, which isn't nothing, but the rest of his testing is pretty poor overall. The lack of speed and explosiveness will probably be pretty severely limiting at the next level.
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