With the NFL Combine behind us, the NFL Draft class of 2016 is coming into focus. One of my favorite ‘lay of the land’ charts is my expected projection model score values. The quick and dirty explanation is for every NFL Draft position at running back, wide receiver, and tight end there is an expected projection model score. A ‘good’ metric prospect will be one who eclipses the historical average for No.20, 50, 100, etc. overall in the NFL Draft. The poor one will sag below the mark. The chart below looks at the estimated draft position and projection model scores for both the top-100 and the entire drafted class for 2016, compared to the past 10 years worth of prospects.
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