The Creator of #RAS, Relative Athletic Score, at https://xitter.cf/t.co/YeoEHz4OsZ.

Joined May 2011
A note to the FO community
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DiscussingFilm
@DiscussingFilmSep 11
A24 will release a ‘V/H/S’ movie based in the SCP Foundation universe in theaters next year. The film will follow anthology stories of “recovered field documentation” or video evidence gathered & archived by the organization.
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WARNING. There are 4 different magazines on Amazon right now that they are titled "Phil Steele" College Football that have nothing to do with my magazine! They are 58, 70, 45 and 93 pages and have NOTHING to do with me. They are scams. My magazine is 376 pages with two full pages on all 138 teams. @amazon
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We ran a simulated season in our NFL Playoff Predictor, and this is what it came up with ⬇️ Thoughts?
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College football recruiting is built around relationships, evaluations, and geography. While elite prospects can emerge from anywhere, there are specific regions of the country that consistently produce a higher concentration of Power Four recruits, NFL Draft picks, and future professional football players than anywhere else These recruiting territories have earned their reputation through decades of sustained player development, outstanding high school football traditions, quality coaching, year-round competition, and deep talent pools. Because of that, they receive significant attention from college recruiting departments and NFL scouts every recruiting cycle It’s important to remember that recruiting territories are not universal. Every college program organizes its recruiting map differently based on its staff size, conference footprint, recruiting philosophy, and institutional priorities. Some schools divide states into multiple territories, while others assign an entire state or region to a single recruiter The rankings in this graphic represent some of the nation’s most productive and consistently recruited football territories based on long-term talent production, Power Four recruiting activity, and NFL player development. While no list is absolute, these regions have established themselves as the foundation of the college football recruiting landscape and continue to produce elite talent year after year
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Was Charles Woodson the best college football player of the 90s? Should Peyton Manning be ranked above Danny Wuerffel whose UF teams were 3-0 vs the UT great? Tedy Bruschi had how many TFLs at Arizona?!? Free story; nytimes.com/athletic/7391057…
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There’s a Pro Day for Sorsby tentatively scheduled for July 10 in Southlake Texas at Carroll High School.
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As DJ so eloquently stated, it's been a fantastic run for the MTS podcast. Partnering with a respected colleague and friend on 1K+ episodes has been a career milestone. While I will miss our on-air banter, discussions, and debates, I know our professional paths will cross again in the near future. To the fans and aspiring scouts who have enjoyed our work, I hope you will continue to support our individual projects at NFL Media, NFL Network, and ESPN. Although this chapter is closed, I'm excited about the future chapters that will be written down the road. ❤️🙏🏽
Quick pod update- I want to thank everyone who’s listened to Move The Sticks over the last decade. It’s been a blast to create shows with @BuckyBrooks (over 1k of them). He’s a fantastic partner & will always remain a close friend. We’ve had amazing producers & I appreciate them all so much. I’ll let you guys know when I finalize my new podcast home.
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Quick pod update- I want to thank everyone who’s listened to Move The Sticks over the last decade. It’s been a blast to create shows with @BuckyBrooks (over 1k of them). He’s a fantastic partner & will always remain a close friend. We’ve had amazing producers & I appreciate them all so much. I’ll let you guys know when I finalize my new podcast home.
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The coolest thing happened: I'm a subject in The New Yorker's feature on the NFL Draft!
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EXCLUSIVE: Kent Lee Platte of RAS on some interesting #Steelers Draft Trends "From 2005 to 2020 the average offensive lineman RAS score for the Steelers was 4.53. From 2010 to 2020 it was even lower - 4.24. But from 2021 to 2026 it's 9.31. That's a crazy change." steelerstakeaways.com/exclus… @MathBomb @Steelers
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I asked the great @MathBomb for his thoughts on the Packers' draft class, just to put a bow on its athleticism. Instead, he wrote a little something about everybody (and a lot of something about the one player with a poor RAS). ⬇️ si.com/nfl/packers/onsi/the-…
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Athleticism off the charts 📈
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I'm glad for the opportunity that @DraftDiamonds gives me every year to strut my stuff alongside a great crew! Please go check out everyone's articles and give these wonderful folks a follow!
Huge shoutout to our guys @draftguyjimmy @DamondTalbot @jrberendzen @2Yoon2ZeroBlitz @OPhenoms for all the work this year! Go Follow Our Guys!
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Patriots future tackles, @MathBomb scores: RT x LT
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