Speaker 1: Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. We finally made it. The twenty twenty five
NFL Draft is here. It's this week and to celebrate
for one more pre draft episode of content, which is
titled twelve prospect Facts to Know through my pre draft
study analysis, I've taken a lot of notes and these
twelve facts or stats have stood out to me the most.
These are mostly consensus first, second, or third round pick,
so the players that we are most interested or have
the highest stake to make.
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but twelve prospect facts to know. Number one, Matthew Golden
ran a four point twenty nine second forty yard dash
at five eleven one ninety one. There's been enough hype
and buzz around Matthew Golden that people are almost dismissing
how fast he truly is. He overtook Isaiah Bond as
the top wide receiver for Texas past season. He could
be drafted that being Golden as the wide receiver one
and this year's Rokielap ahead of Travis Hunter, depending on
if he is deemed a cornerback or wide receiver Teed McMillan, Mechabuca,
Luther Burden. Matthew Golden has seen his stock rise significantly
from previous years to twenty twenty four to twenty twenty five.
One more note, and perhaps most interesting about that four
point twenty nine second forty yard dash is Golden said
he sustained a high innkel spring in January and that
it's still bothering him as well as it impacting his
performance negatively.
Speaker 2: In the forty yard dash is.
Speaker 1: Golden faster than a four point two nine forty even
if we're referring to a few tenths of a second.
That speed is evidence on his game film and it
will be at the NFL level. Fact number two is
that Trayvon Henderson scored forty eight scrimmage touchdowns in forty
seven games played by Ohio States, essentially averaging a touchdown
per game. He is praised for his versatility and pass protection,
and he could emerge as high as RB two when
it's all said and done, behind ashing Gentee. In this
year's rookie class, it's been Trayvon Henderson versus Quinn Shawn Jenkins,
as Henderson being the lightning to Judkins thunder. Henderson in
a best case scenario shows glimpses of potential of Jumior Gibbs,
whereas Judkins could be Joe Mixon Dalvin Cook in their
prime as top tier prospects. You're really splitting hairs between
Henderson and Judkins. The fact of the matter is Henderson
was a touchdown machinery house States, and he did it
on an efficiency basis because for the most part, Judkins
has been viewed as more of the favorite over Henderson
despite each having stellar college statistics. Fact number three Tyler
Schuck spent twenty eighteen to twenty twenty four in college,
yet appeared in only forty two games played. A lot
of it is due to injuries twenty twenty one, broken
left calid bone, twenty twenty two, rebroke the same left
caliberne twenty twenty three, broken fibula twenty twenty four, no
serious injuries.
Speaker 2: It was a long career with.
Speaker 1: Three different schools, Oregon, Texas Tech, and Louisville. Career wise,
he had a sixty three percent completion percentage rate, fifty
nine touchdowns, twenty three interception an eight point two yards
per pest attempt. Tyler Shuck is a polarizing prospect because
of the track record of injuries, the durability are lack
there of him being successful yet most outstanding with Louisville
across three different college programs, the fact that he's an
advanced age prospect, and then the debate of it's a
weak quarterback class. So where Tyler Shuck see an elevated
value in draft capital Because it's a week quarterback class,
and there are teams that might make him a Day
one pick or early to mid Day two pick out
of need as opposed to want. It'll be a fascinating
storyline to watch this week with the draft. Fact number
four is that Travis Hunter played seven hundred and thirteen
offensive snaps and seven hundred and forty eight defensive snaps
for Colorado on twenty twenty four, proving he can in
fact be a two way player, the sho Heltani of football,
if you will. He has expressed at being Hunter his
desire to be used in the same capacity at the
NFL level, and that is somewhat of a sore subject.
There's been some context or paraphrasing that Hunter will not
want to play unless it's on both sides of the ball.
It's probably exaggerating a bit, but it's clear that he
takes offense at wide receiver and defense at cornerback seriously
and thinks he can be a top tier talent at
both positions, not only at the college level, but in
the pros. His fantasy value is entirely dependent upon that
wide receiver cornerback label usage and what the rotation ends
up being Cleveland this past week has come out expressed
interest in Hunter being a wide receiver first. Other teams
have not been so upfront and honest, so this is
truly an up in the air debates where landing spot
will dictate all. What's encouraging, though, is that there's proof
in the pudding that Hunter did indeed remain healthy and
proved to be a two way player offensively for seven
hundred and thirteen snaps and defensively for seven hundred and
forty eight snaps for Colorado this past year. Fact number five,
Omari and Hampton forced seventy three missed tackles and did
not fumble once with North Carolina in twenty twenty four.
That's remarkable. Hampton brings a feature back skill set to
the field. Some scouts are treating ashing gente versus Omari
and Hampton similar to the conversation of Marvin Harrison Junior
first Eliite Neighbors last year, where Harrison was deemed the
better prospect, but there was a camp that had Neighbors
as the better talent and sure enough, at least on
a stat point of view, last year, it was Neighbor's
greatest signed Harris Junior let's let that play out for
years to come and see what the best pick was.
The point is the spread in value, or at least
perceived value gent versus Hampton might not be as large
as advertised because genty does receive that generational or phenom
level hype or as Hampton seems to be the fallback
option whoever missus do and genty then gets Hampton. But
those stats don't lie, and he went to eighty one, sixteen,
sixty and fifteen rushing touchdowns for five point nine yards
per rush and thirty eight grabs, three seventy three and
two scores of receiver well rounded.
Speaker 2: Could be a first rounder in real life.
Speaker 1: If not, we're talking in early day selection in day
two for Hampton. Fact number six is that should doer
Sanders through sixty four passing touchdowns to eight mere thirteen
interceptions in his two seasons with Colorado. Sure, Sanders is
perhaps the most violatal prospect offensively.
Speaker 2: In this year's crop.
Speaker 1: There's so many mixed reports about him, which makes his
draft status unclear.
Speaker 2: Could be a quarterback needy team bluffing.
Speaker 1: Hoping they get him in a top ten, top twelve,
or there's actual serious doubt about whether or not Sanders
is a franchise caliber talent at the pro level. I'm
more in than out on Shoudeard Sanders.
Speaker 2: I liked what I.
Speaker 1: Saw on his tape at Colorado. At times, he does
dance a bit too much. The footwork isn't as clean
as we'll say cam Ward or perhaps Jackson Dart Tyler
Schuck to a certain extent. What Sanders has going for him, though,
is a winning mentality. There's leadership qualities, the sixty four
to thirteen ratio, not to mention seventy one point eight
complete percentage rate across those two years and eight point
one yards Pat's attempt. The NFL knows best, and we'll
know here in a couple of days where the actual
pulse is on Sanders. I think he'll be a first
round pick, if not early midday two in a worst
case scenario, and he couldn't becoming a value qoitt honestly
in superflex formats if it's the mid to late first
any lands in situation where we could eventually push for
starting duties in year one. Time for quick break, I'll
be back with six other facts you should know about
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Speaker 1: Prospect fact number seven Terrence Ferguson had the quickest forty
dash four point six three seconds and best vertical jump
thirty nine inches of all tight ends of this year's combine.
He could be drafted as early as top three, if
not top five, among tight ends in this year's stat
class based on his athletic traits. Ferguson was a post
combine riser at tight end this year. There's the one
to two punch of Tyler Warren and Colson Lovelin tight
end three on paper seems to be Elijah Royo. Terrence
Ferguson could easily be right there with the Royal or
again in that four to five mix, he had one
hundred and thirty four receptions for one thousand, five one
hundred and thirty seven years receiving and sixteen touchdowns in
fifty three games played for Oregon in his career. He's
shaping up to be a fringe Day one, Day two
pick prospect stat number eight, Kyle Williams ranked thirteenth in
the nation last season in yards after catch per reception.
Think Rashid Rice after the catch without the character concerns.
Speaker 2: Out of college.
Speaker 1: Kyle Williams in fifty career games played at the college
level UNLV and of course Washington State, compiled two hundred
and forty eight receptions for three thousand, six hundred nine
yards receiving in twenty nine touchdowns. I was hoping that
there's going to be a lot of spotlight on Kyle Williams. Unfortunately,
more and more steam is picked up about him. He
is right there in the Day two Day three mix,
sounding more like Day two as a second or third rounder.
Time will tell, but whatever team drafts him is getting
a very strong yard after the catch receiver, which in
today's game is coveted. Because there's so much creativity for
alignment and personnel groupings, that Williams could be flexible as
wide receiver two to three for a lot of NFL
schemes and teams. Prospect fac Number nine is that a
Mechaguka played seventy five percent of his college snaps from
the slot. Is that pigeon on him as only a
slot wide at the pro level?
Speaker 2: Not necessarily. I think he's more of a JSN clone.
Speaker 1: It's fromer peer, Tohose States who JSN out of the
gate with Seattle's rookie did start off slow, but then
as a sophomore blossom before our eyes. The same could
be said about Aguka, who is polished. He's pro ready,
and does seem to be more slot fit for the NFL,
But don't write him off as a versatile chess piece,
especially if he lands in the right offensive system where
a coach should be creative with his alignment. In forty
nine career games played with the House State at Googa,
collected two hundred and five catches for two thousand and
sixty eight yards receiving and twenty four touchdowns at GUKA
seems like a very safe floor still high ceiling talent,
where as the range of outcomes with Hunter, Teed, McMillan,
Luther Berg and Matthew Goldin could be much higher, much lower.
Speaker 2: So if you want to bet and be risk.
Speaker 1: Averse on a wide out in this year's class, and
you have a first round pick at GUKA is probably
your option prospect. Fact number ten bshard Smith registered one
hundred and eight receptions in forty nine career games played
as a converted wide receiver to running back, so he
is quite talented.
Speaker 2: He's five ten one ninety four.
Speaker 1: He posted a four point three nine forty and a
one point five at Teke a ten yard split, so
as now a running back, those numbers do pop off
the page. He was a receiver with Miami from twenty
twenty one to twenty twenty three, made the transition running
back with SMU in twenty twenty four and went two
thirty five for thirteen thirty two fourteen rushing scores five
point seven yards per clip. In a sense, we're looking
at Tyrone Tracy two point zero with a sprinkle of
Aaron Jones meets Devon ah Chan. In the best case scenario,
Brashard Smith is on the day three radar. If he
pushes for Day two draft capital, that would be surprising
but not shocking. I'm curious to see where he lands,
since there's plenty of teams that need that type of
talent that can be a wide out or running back
when it comes to usage out of the backfield. Fact
number eleven base Shall Tuotan scored twenty nine scrimmage touchdowns
in twenty four games played with Virginia Tech.
Speaker 2: Really efficient.
Speaker 1: He lit up the combine with his four point three
two forty time at five nine two oh six and
looks like a Devon h Chan clone. He's now in
the day two mix and what is a load running
back class? It's possibly slides to day three. There's a
lot of buzz though, circulating that Tuton should be on
the Day two spectrum, whether it's the second or third round,
after posting the best mattress of anny running back at
this year's Combine in his college street Virginia Tech five
point seven yards per carry across three hundred and fifty
six rushes, as well as chipping in fifty receptions. He
has a been on the smaller side of five nine
two oh six. But I believe in what Tuton put
on display at the college level. The tape doesn't lie,
let alone the numbers he posted the combine those are
really exciting and then finally the twelfth prospect fact to know,
I'm keeping it simple with the one point oh one.
Speaker 2: Don't overthink it.
Speaker 1: It's ashing Gent in all fourmats, regardless of lining spot
unless you're really quarterback needy and go cam Ward anyway.
Genty he scored fifty six scrimmage touchdowns, averaged six point
four yards per carry, with seven hundred and fifty rushing
attempts to his name, and compiled eighty receptions all in
forty games played.
Speaker 2: With Boise State.
Speaker 1: That is sensational before long, if not already ashing Gent,
should rival b John Robinson, Jamier Gibbs, Saquon Barkley, Devon
h Chan as the RB one overall in Dynasty and
matt if you have one point on one is a
lottery ticket.
Speaker 2: To changing the course of your team.
Speaker 1: If you have the one point one from another team
and you're already loaded, you're gonna be set for quite
some time asking gent is an absolute stud, curious where
he lands. There's been mock drafts all over the place,
as early as the Raiders at six, the Jets at
seven if they decide to trade Breese Hall on draft day,
perhaps the Bears at ten, Dallas at twelve. The list
goes on and on. We're all excited to see your
Gentee lands. But that's that of particular really caught my attention.
Hope you all enjoyed those twelve prospect facts to know,
keep them in mind as you're on clock when it comes.
Speaker 2: To rookie drafts. Here we are. This week is the
NFL draft again.
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until next time. This is the din As you're drinking out,
I'll talk to you all next week. Enjoy the draft.
There'll be a lot to break down discuss afterwards.
Speaker 2: See you