Still trying to figure out this whole copyright thing. A few parts of the video had to get trimmed out due to copyright claims on some of the clips I used. Trimmed segments can be found at 10:24, 10:32, and 11:35. Nothing huge got cut, but here's what did: 10:24 - Beasley was considered a 1st round pick prior to the draft. 10:32 - Dominance in the combine doesn't translate to dominance in the NFL. 11:35 - Take the combine at face value: athletic phenoms pushing the boundaries of what's physically possible. And it's pretty cool to witness.
Don’t use more than about 15 seconds of a clip continuously without editing it in any way…either adding images to it, color change, audio change (and not just deleting the audio). Otherwise when you upload UA-cam’s copyright algo will flag it immediately.
@@user-ee1fn4vt8bhe would almost certainly be in the same percentile range in those as well since it’s measured against players in your position. All his performance tells you is that he is one of the most athletic quarterbacks, which is no surprise.
Jake Witt, OL for the Colts had arguably the greatest statistical pro day in history. At 6'7", 300 lbs, he had a 37 inch vert, 10'3" broad jump, and his RAS was the 11th best ever. Wasn't even invited to the combine, highly recommend looking into his story.
RAS scores also take size into account. Lane Johnson scored an RAS of 9.96. Taylor Lewan scored an RAS of 10. I think Lewan scored higher because he weighed a few pounds more than Johnson.
Valid question. For context, I sourced data from MockDraftable, and implemented an arbitrary rule that players must have completed all 6 of the main physical combine events to be considered. Vernon Davis' data on MockDraftable is missing his 3-cone drill event. For that reason, he did not qualify for consideration. However, looking at other sources, some do have a 3-cone drill time for Davis: 7.00. If Davis did in fact have a 7.00 3-cone drill, he would have scored a 94.57 in my equation. Which would've given him the 2nd most dominant combine performance ahead of Mckinnon and behind Beasley. Again, not sure why his 3-cone drill time didn't show up in MockDraftable, but thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll have to crosscheck sources when doing this sort of thing going forward.
Great work on this. One of the things that caught my eye was the older combine performers that completed all events. Jason Peters still is an OT to this day at 42yo.
As an eagles fan, I always heard that the bills actually drafted him as a TE originally. Kind've crazy since he's pretty much the best LT in nfl history.
Wow. Amazing statistical analysis and presentation. Like many, I was expecting you to have 100,000+ subscribers. Everyone has gotta start at zero. Keep it up. Sky is the limit for you.
Played with Jerick at Georgia Southern. Obviously crazy athlete but genuinely a good dude as well. One of those guys you're happy for his success. He was also the only one to out-rep me on the bench during testing. 32 for him, 30 for me. I'll take that small consolation prize anytime 😅
@@cgpxae2119 thanks man! Yeah I always point out that he is the elite NFL athlete and I was just a division 1 level guy with a couple standout strengths. To be in the same weight room and not get totally embarrassed by a guy like him was enough to have stories for my grandkids some day 😂
The music in the background of video brought back such nostalgia from my childhood. All of the songs are from my favorite game of all time!! Next video, use Sea Shanty 2!
Great video! I grinded from 85 to 87 slayer on my ironman over the last three days. Was trying to get my mind off runescape... the algorithm led me here lol. Pretty sure KTO plays rs, I bet he'd be down for some godwars or something like that. Overall fantastic video, subbed
Jerrick was the QB at Ga Southern and was top 10 in FCS in rushing. My freshman year we played them game 1 and he was an absolute DOG. Somehow we ended up splitting conference with them
Cozy thought this was something from ESPN, not a newer creator. Exceptionally well done fren! Cozy subscribe. Really cool stuff, you put a lot of effort and love into this and it really shows.
It'd be interesting ro highlight guys thought to have dominant combines, how they ranked in your system and what maybe held them back. Vernon Davis and DK Metcalf come to mind. Byron Jones ran a 4.36 and set the World Record for broad jump at 12'3" at the 2015 NFL Comvine.
Great video! I don’t know how you only got 500 subscribers, but I’m a new one that’s for sure. The Combine is probably most important for the interviews with teams and certain categories do matter to a different degree for position groups. It’s nice to see that someone is a great straight line athlete, but that’s rarely that important on a football field. What’s more important for scouts is probably guys that put up great tape, to also flash Desiree athletic traits. Every year we have these combine warriors who get overdrafted and simply can’t get on the field or never live up to their potential.
Honestly as an eagles fan. Our offensive line over the years has been full of athletic freaks. Lane moves like a gazelle but can push back the best d lineman. Jason peters when he was younger I saw literally pick up our running back and carry him into a TD. Jordan mailata is 6’8’ like 340 and is athletic as fuck due to rugby. Modern day o lineman are unreal. Furthermore, top notch video my guy. Very well done!
First of all, great work. I know gathering some of this data from 20+ years ago is tricky. But I think there are 2 glaring omissions in the big boy category. Below I'll compare Lane Johnson against JJ Watt and Lane's teammate Evan Mathis. I think they compare favorably, and perhaps even eclipse the athletic beast that he is. Mathis 6'5 - 304 40YD - 4.96 Bench - 35 reps Vert - 34" Broad - 117" 3 cone - 7.37 20 shuttle - 4.16 ----- Lane Johnson 6'6 - 303 40YD - 4.72 Bench - 28 reps Vert - 34" Broad - 118" 3 Cone - 7.31 20 shuttle - 4.52 ----- JJ Watt 6'5 - 290 40YD - 4.91 Bench - 34 reps Vert - 38" Broad - 120" 3 Cone - 6.88 20 shuttle - 4.21
Oh man, Evan Mathis might've gotten snubbed. On my data source (MockDraftable), there wasn't a number for Mathis' 3-cone drill. Some other sources, including the one you used, have 7.37 as his 3-cone drill. If my source had his 3-cone drill at 7.37, that would've vaulted him into 1st place at a 97.83, ahead of Beasley. Appreciate the call out.
@@Full_Draft There was a site called 3SigmaAthlete (if I recall correctly), that used a version of the SPARQ metrics. I used to follow that religiously while it was being updated, that's the only reason I know. I love this type of stuff and will follow the channel moving forward. Thanks for the quality work. As far as I know, that site is still up and running, but no longer updated. It's a good source.
i know Vic IRL real good dude...sad to seehow is NFL stint went..i still think it was just bad coaching decisions putting him in a new position that messed him up...he recently just signed with Arlington in the new UFL
I say the most impactful thing to a player's success in the NFL besides their pure interest in the game is having the opportunity to be drafted by the right team at the right time. If players have a mentor right away and have a scheme that fits them, then they will be able to have the opportunity to flourish better and have a less likely event of losing their confidence. If they don't have a rookie season in which too much pressure isn't placed on them due to decent depth on the team, I believe this helps a player develop better in my opinion. Too much pure talent gets screwed over by playing an incorrect position or playing too much immediately and skipping the growth over time period. Others don't get the opportunity to showcase what they can really do because they are in the wrong fit too! With some slow developers, they are drafted by teams that don't have much talent and too much of is expected from them right away and the growing pains messes with their psyche. Of course, much of this depends on staying healthy as well! On the other hand, most of this could be a bunch of horse-shit because I've never been in this position to know anything other than emperical (observational) experience!
As someone who does not really follow football it would have been interesting to get a short recap of each players career after the draft. Other than that, great video!
Overall a great quality video. The only thing is next time you should just watch through the video from start to finish before posting it so you can catch some of the editing hiccups that happened towards the end of the video
Let's also compare Jerick McKinnon with Christine Michael. They were definitely different type of athletes, but both remarkable in different ways. Jerick was definitely faster, and a bit stronger. While Christine was more agile, with their explosiveness being fairly close, while being the bigger back. Jerick McKinnon 5'9 - 209 40YD - 4.41 VERT - 40.5" BROAD - 132" BENCH - 32 reps 3 CONE - 6.83 20 SHUTTLE - 4.12 ------- Christine Michael 40YD - 4.54 VERT - 43" BROAD - 125" BENCH - 27 reps 3 CONE - 6.69 20 SHUTTLE - 4.02
Christine Michael was solid, and finished 17th using the formula I used in this video. That 40 yard dash really screwed him over though. Exclude that 40-yard dash time, and he would've been top 5.
Fantastic video! About halfway through the video I started wondering to myself: okay, but does any of this actually translate to real-world performance? I was going to try and get your data and run a quick regression model regressing your scores on some advanced performance metric for each player but right as I was thinking about that, you end up answering that question in a much more straightforward and intuition way.
@@chick3nmp693 Yeah, I didn't know if he did the combine (or even if they did the combine back then) or if we have scores for how he performed in all six events. I didn't realize before watching the video how recently people started doing all six events at the combine.
The combines started in 1982 and by you starting in 1999 you missed some of the greatest combine performances of all time like Deion, Bo, Tony Mandarich etc. Limiting it to a mandatory 6 events also leaves out great performances.
Completely agree. Some great combine performances were left out given the rules I used. Unfortunately, the data source (MockDraftable.com) only goes as far back as 1999. I think the reasoning for that is that 1999 was the first year they began electronically timing the 40 yard dash. But you're right, had pre-1999 data been included, the top 3 likely would be different.
I think the combine adds context to the film. Are they actually that fast. Are they actually that tall/long. Do they actually weigh that much. Are they as fluid as the tape makes it out to be. Combine shouldn't launch a mid-level prospect into the first. But it def should add questions to borderline prospects. Or even top ones.
Still trying to figure out this whole copyright thing. A few parts of the video had to get trimmed out due to copyright claims on some of the clips I used. Trimmed segments can be found at 10:24, 10:32, and 11:35. Nothing huge got cut, but here's what did:
10:24 - Beasley was considered a 1st round pick prior to the draft.
10:32 - Dominance in the combine doesn't translate to dominance in the NFL.
11:35 - Take the combine at face value: athletic phenoms pushing the boundaries of what's physically possible. And it's pretty cool to witness.
Don’t use more than about 15 seconds of a clip continuously without editing it in any way…either adding images to it, color change, audio change (and not just deleting the audio).
Otherwise when you upload UA-cam’s copyright algo will flag it immediately.
The quality is insane for a small creator, I only realized that this wasn’t a big “documentary” channel when someone said it in the comments
It's probably AI. We won't know the difference
It's still really good though
@@DionMckissack At the moment AI is still very obvious, I saw a video on a game made half and half by ai and the guy and it was so obvious.
The fact that Anthony Richardson was able to leave such an impression with only 3 events is crazy
If AR stays healthy watch out he had 7 total tds in 2.5 games.
I mean, those three events would be easier to specialize in than to pick 3 events like bench press, 40yd dash, and 3 cone drill for example.
He is made of broken glass.
@@user-ee1fn4vt8bhe would almost certainly be in the same percentile range in those as well since it’s measured against players in your position. All his performance tells you is that he is one of the most athletic quarterbacks, which is no surprise.
@@pawrestlingchampThis is the first time he’s ever been hurt. Stop it.
Lane Johnson, at 6 foot 6 inches (198 cm), 303 pounds (138 kg), runs a 4.72 40-yard dash. Without athletic context, that's simply terrifying. :O
So does Jordan Davis.
Love to see him play rugby
Prob juiced in college, got caught couple yrs ago
@@barrybondshomerunking6778lmao
@@barrybondshomerunking6778all of them are juiced to the gills
I love how you visualize the data. Too often people are only good are crunching numbers or presentation and you nailed both!
RuneScape background music is crazyyyy work
I’m glad someone commented on this, I was about to 😂
for reall and the sound of teleporting lol
I was looking for this lmao
I'm literally playing OSRS as I watch this and am glad I wasn't the only one who noticed ahaha
SEA SHANTY 2 AND BARBARIANISM ARE THE BEST TRACKS STR8 FIRE
Based on this, McKinnon might be the most athletic running back in combine history. I would have never thought that. 32 reps at 209 lbs. is crazy.
I'd still give it to Bo Jackson. Bo was faster, and probably not that far off in strength.
@@gabrielrockmanwell Bo didn’t attend the NFL combine so no, it doesn’t go to Bo
Elite music choice
Jake Witt, OL for the Colts had arguably the greatest statistical pro day in history. At 6'7", 300 lbs, he had a 37 inch vert, 10'3" broad jump, and his RAS was the 11th best ever. Wasn't even invited to the combine, highly recommend looking into his story.
That's impressive, might have to add pro day numbers to this analysis at some point
He went to my college and our football team is incredibly bad so it was pretty cool to see him do so well
Jelani Woods is another Colts player. In 2022, he scored an RAS of 10. In 2023, Zack Kuntz scored an RAS of 10.
RAS scores also take size into account. Lane Johnson scored an RAS of 9.96. Taylor Lewan scored an RAS of 10. I think Lewan scored higher because he weighed a few pounds more than Johnson.
Love that you ended with how the combine results don’t relate to pro greatness.
Phenomenal video. I will say, Vic Beasley was elite for one (1) season. That's it, sure, but that one season was spectacular.
He just didn’t care about football. Crazy to think what he could have been
Vic Beasley was insaneeeee
He's from my area. He didn't love football growing up.
Soooooo why isn't vernon davis on this list. 4.38 at 6'3" 254lbs with a 42" vertical and 33 reps on the bench.
Valid question. For context, I sourced data from MockDraftable, and implemented an arbitrary rule that players must have completed all 6 of the main physical combine events to be considered. Vernon Davis' data on MockDraftable is missing his 3-cone drill event. For that reason, he did not qualify for consideration.
However, looking at other sources, some do have a 3-cone drill time for Davis: 7.00. If Davis did in fact have a 7.00 3-cone drill, he would have scored a 94.57 in my equation. Which would've given him the 2nd most dominant combine performance ahead of Mckinnon and behind Beasley. Again, not sure why his 3-cone drill time didn't show up in MockDraftable, but thanks for bringing this to my attention. I'll have to crosscheck sources when doing this sort of thing going forward.
The quality of this vid is top notch, can keep up with the big documentary style creators.
the data visualisation, the storytelling, the edition, the video writing, the music. This video indeed had a dominant performance
Great work on this. One of the things that caught my eye was the older combine performers that completed all events. Jason Peters still is an OT to this day at 42yo.
As an eagles fan, I always heard that the bills actually drafted him as a TE originally. Kind've crazy since he's pretty much the best LT in nfl history.
@ He was UFA and Bills picked him up and he was a TE and played one at Arkansas. The Bills actually coached him how to be an OL.
The production quality of this video is insane. Well done!
This is literally film-worthy. Fantastic.
Now this is how you present data - what an incredible video
Damn I love getting recommended random channels and finding gold. This is great content and I hope soon enough you receive the recognition you deserve
glad the algo showed me this video. Your content is great. Keep going, you'll blow up soon!
Dropping a comment for the algorithm. This is excellence stuff from such a small creator.
Halfway through I thought I was watching a Secret Base video, great quality work!
Feels like I'm watching a Baseball Bits video but its Football😂. I mean that in the best way possible, amazing work man.
The OSRS music really hit during this NFL video 😂😂😂
Runescape background music is a instant subscribe in my book
Love the beginning when you define dominance in your terms great set up for an amazing video.
The quality of this video is insane, the representation of statistics and information is beautiful. Keep up the good work! You'll make it big someday.
Love the runescape music and sound effects used
Amazing vid!! Keep up the amazing work! I actually went to the same High School as McKinnon and had no idea about his dominant combine performance!!
Love the “Secret Base” video style
Excellent video, well presented aand explained. Hope to see more.
Wow only 5.5k subs is crazy this is wonderful content
Wow. Amazing statistical analysis and presentation.
Like many, I was expecting you to have 100,000+ subscribers. Everyone has gotta start at zero.
Keep it up. Sky is the limit for you.
Played with Jerick at Georgia Southern. Obviously crazy athlete but genuinely a good dude as well. One of those guys you're happy for his success. He was also the only one to out-rep me on the bench during testing. 32 for him, 30 for me. I'll take that small consolation prize anytime 😅
Hell yeah that’s an accomplishment. You kept up with a top 1% strength nfl running back.
@@cgpxae2119 thanks man! Yeah I always point out that he is the elite NFL athlete and I was just a division 1 level guy with a couple standout strengths. To be in the same weight room and not get totally embarrassed by a guy like him was enough to have stories for my grandkids some day 😂
This is a great vid. Keep up the good work!
The music in the background of video brought back such nostalgia from my childhood. All of the songs are from my favorite game of all time!! Next video, use Sea Shanty 2!
Great video! I grinded from 85 to 87 slayer on my ironman over the last three days. Was trying to get my mind off runescape... the algorithm led me here lol. Pretty sure KTO plays rs, I bet he'd be down for some godwars or something like that. Overall fantastic video, subbed
Thanks for the sub man, lmk if you want some of your armor trimmed
Damn, this is great content, I can't believe you have less than 1000 subscribers
This was an awesome presentation... statistics presented well, narrated well...top 98th percentile for me.
I love how you’re using RuneScape music 😂😂😂
Jerrick was the QB at Ga Southern and was top 10 in FCS in rushing. My freshman year we played them game 1 and he was an absolute DOG. Somehow we ended up splitting conference with them
Ya crazy. Really shows how much of a dawg AP was to be so much better than this athletic freak.
Cozy thought this was something from ESPN, not a newer creator. Exceptionally well done fren! Cozy subscribe.
Really cool stuff, you put a lot of effort and love into this and it really shows.
Runescape music? Football analytics? Yeah I'm in
It'd be interesting ro highlight guys thought to have dominant combines, how they ranked in your system and what maybe held them back. Vernon Davis and DK Metcalf come to mind. Byron Jones ran a 4.36 and set the World Record for broad jump at 12'3" at the 2015 NFL Comvine.
The RuneScape music is so strange to hear in a football video
I like your editing style, I hope you’re compensated
Thanks!
Great video! I don’t know how you only got 500 subscribers, but I’m a new one that’s for sure.
The Combine is probably most important for the interviews with teams and certain categories do matter to a different degree for position groups. It’s nice to see that someone is a great straight line athlete, but that’s rarely that important on a football field. What’s more important for scouts is probably guys that put up great tape, to also flash Desiree athletic traits.
Every year we have these combine warriors who get overdrafted and simply can’t get on the field or never live up to their potential.
Honestly as an eagles fan. Our offensive line over the years has been full of athletic freaks. Lane moves like a gazelle but can push back the best d lineman. Jason peters when he was younger I saw literally pick up our running back and carry him into a TD. Jordan mailata is 6’8’ like 340 and is athletic as fuck due to rugby. Modern day o lineman are unreal. Furthermore, top notch video my guy. Very well done!
I love this statistical analysis. This with other sports would be incredible
Great video, reminded me of Jon Bois videos at times. Keep up the great work!
This man earned my subscription.
Awesome video! Hope you find success in this.
This was so well done
great video. Awesome visualizations!
First of all, great work. I know gathering some of this data from 20+ years ago is tricky. But I think there are 2 glaring omissions in the big boy category. Below I'll compare Lane Johnson against JJ Watt and Lane's teammate Evan Mathis. I think they compare favorably, and perhaps even eclipse the athletic beast that he is.
Mathis
6'5 - 304
40YD - 4.96
Bench - 35 reps
Vert - 34"
Broad - 117"
3 cone - 7.37
20 shuttle - 4.16
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Lane Johnson
6'6 - 303
40YD - 4.72
Bench - 28 reps
Vert - 34"
Broad - 118"
3 Cone - 7.31
20 shuttle - 4.52
-----
JJ Watt
6'5 - 290
40YD - 4.91
Bench - 34 reps
Vert - 38"
Broad - 120"
3 Cone - 6.88
20 shuttle - 4.21
Oh man, Evan Mathis might've gotten snubbed. On my data source (MockDraftable), there wasn't a number for Mathis' 3-cone drill. Some other sources, including the one you used, have 7.37 as his 3-cone drill. If my source had his 3-cone drill at 7.37, that would've vaulted him into 1st place at a 97.83, ahead of Beasley. Appreciate the call out.
@@Full_Draft There was a site called 3SigmaAthlete (if I recall correctly), that used a version of the SPARQ metrics. I used to follow that religiously while it was being updated, that's the only reason I know.
I love this type of stuff and will follow the channel moving forward. Thanks for the quality work. As far as I know, that site is still up and running, but no longer updated. It's a good source.
Feel like I’m watching summoning salt for football
This is such a great comment
Really good statistical analysis bro keep it up
Excellent video. Subscribed. Keep it up.
Yo this is a great vid. Even crazier with a Chanel with less than 1000 subs. Got my sub
Combine results + tape = best way to gauge a players NFL readiness
Incredible video, I’ll definitely be sharing with friends! Love the OSRS music/effects!
Love the Runescape music. Could listen to you talk about anything with that on in the background :)
i know Vic IRL real good dude...sad to seehow is NFL stint went..i still think it was just bad coaching decisions putting him in a new position that messed him up...he recently just signed with Arlington in the new UFL
Idk his story too well. What position did his coaches put him at?
Aaron Curry was combine freak. Went 3rd over-all to Seattle. Bust city
Amazing video keep up the good work
Great content! Great presentation.
Great quality content brother!
Subbed at 1.27k subscribers
You’ll blow up if you keep this up.
I say the most impactful thing to a player's success in the NFL besides their pure interest in the game is having the opportunity to be drafted by the right team at the right time. If players have a mentor right away and have a scheme that fits them, then they will be able to have the opportunity to flourish better and have a less likely event of losing their confidence. If they don't have a rookie season in which too much pressure isn't placed on them due to decent depth on the team, I believe this helps a player develop better in my opinion. Too much pure talent gets screwed over by playing an incorrect position or playing too much immediately and skipping the growth over time period. Others don't get the opportunity to showcase what they can really do because they are in the wrong fit too! With some slow developers, they are drafted by teams that don't have much talent and too much of is expected from them right away and the growing pains messes with their psyche. Of course, much of this depends on staying healthy as well! On the other hand, most of this could be a bunch of horse-shit because I've never been in this position to know anything other than emperical (observational) experience!
great breakdown!
Great video bro!
As someone who does not really follow football it would have been interesting to get a short recap of each players career after the draft. Other than that, great video!
Overall a great quality video. The only thing is next time you should just watch through the video from start to finish before posting it so you can catch some of the editing hiccups that happened towards the end of the video
Let's also compare Jerick McKinnon with Christine Michael. They were definitely different type of athletes, but both remarkable in different ways. Jerick was definitely faster, and a bit stronger. While Christine was more agile, with their explosiveness being fairly close, while being the bigger back.
Jerick McKinnon
5'9 - 209
40YD - 4.41
VERT - 40.5"
BROAD - 132"
BENCH - 32 reps
3 CONE - 6.83
20 SHUTTLE - 4.12
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Christine Michael
40YD - 4.54
VERT - 43"
BROAD - 125"
BENCH - 27 reps
3 CONE - 6.69
20 SHUTTLE - 4.02
Christine Michael was solid, and finished 17th using the formula I used in this video. That 40 yard dash really screwed him over though. Exclude that 40-yard dash time, and he would've been top 5.
Subbed for RuneScape back ground music
Fantastic video! About halfway through the video I started wondering to myself: okay, but does any of this actually translate to real-world performance? I was going to try and get your data and run a quick regression model regressing your scores on some advanced performance metric for each player but right as I was thinking about that, you end up answering that question in a much more straightforward and intuition way.
Lmao I thought I was tripping hard af when I hear osrs music I’m like yo I need to chill from playing lol
I seen one our hometown NFL players as the thumbnail Vic Beasley so I had to watch lol
Very very well made!
Runescape music, subscribed
Great video!
Unreal man. Reminds me of foolishbaseball. earned my sub
I feel like Calvin Johnson has to be close to 3rd. Great video btw
6'5, 240 lbs, 4.35 40 yard dash, 42.5 inch vertical. This video sucks. Excluding players that don't compete in every event ruins the list.
I was thinking Bo Jackson, Aaron Donald, and Calvin Johnson for my guesses for the top 3.
@@gabrielrockman Bo Jackson didn’t run his supposed 40 time at the nfl combine.
@@chick3nmp693 Yeah, I didn't know if he did the combine (or even if they did the combine back then) or if we have scores for how he performed in all six events. I didn't realize before watching the video how recently people started doing all six events at the combine.
RuneScape music 🎉love it
Do I hear old school runescape music in the back???!!
I remember Dontari Poe being a combine freak. I doubted the draft pick but he ended up performing pretty well.
Wouldnt mind a Pro-Day "alleged" Performances video after this masterpiece 👌 ✨️ 👏
Keep them coming man!! Great content
ok but like what are they even combining idk i havent finished the video
This is such an incredibly well done video. Major props. Keep making these.
The combines started in 1982 and by you starting in 1999 you missed some of the greatest combine performances of all time like Deion, Bo, Tony Mandarich etc. Limiting it to a mandatory 6 events also leaves out great performances.
Completely agree. Some great combine performances were left out given the rules I used. Unfortunately, the data source (MockDraftable.com) only goes as far back as 1999. I think the reasoning for that is that 1999 was the first year they began electronically timing the 40 yard dash. But you're right, had pre-1999 data been included, the top 3 likely would be different.
@@Full_Draft Would love to see a vid including folks who did 3+ events.
Clicked on this video by accident and I was gonna exit, but then I heard the OSRS medley playing and I was hooked.
I think the combine adds context to the film. Are they actually that fast. Are they actually that tall/long. Do they actually weigh that much. Are they as fluid as the tape makes it out to be. Combine shouldn't launch a mid-level prospect into the first. But it def should add questions to borderline prospects. Or even top ones.
great vid keep it up!!
great job with this
As a Falcons fan, MOST of this video is amazing! The other part...
Why was Runescape the background song for this lmfao
Could you please send the python code or send a link to a got repository if you have one. Awesome video and the data is very intriguing!
Of course, here's the repo containing the code I used to scrape most of the data used in this video: github.com/FullDraftYT/dominant-combine.
great analysis
the pokemonesque music in the background is very fitting
Keep this up dude these videos are immaculate. Hope you make it one day
Walking through Lumbridge type of vibes with that soundtrack lol only real ones know