UTH Academy: 3 Year Windows *Free Preview*

  The UTH Academy is a seat in the dynasty classroom of Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch. These concentrated episodes allow for a deeper discussion of dynasty strategies, concepts, and advanced techniques to dominate leagues and be a consistent winner. In this episode, the old adage of ...

Player Spotlight: Amari Cooper *Free Preview*

  Chad Parsons and Doug Veatch go in-depth with young talent, discussing their game and how it translates to the NFL level. In each episode a single player is front-and-center for 10-20 minutes. In this installment: Amari Cooper This Premium Podcast is available as a Free Preview to all ...

Chris Conley: Welcome to Relevance

  Chris Conley was not even in the projection model until I saw his name on the 2015 NFL Combine invite list for wide receivers. And why would he? Conley underperformed by age until 2014 at Georgia, finally getting to baseline market share as a 21-year-old. ...

David Johnson: All Levels of Intrigue

David Johnson was a prospect I was looking forward to seeing on the NFL Combine stage and (admission here) I already had a mancrush for a month or two ago. As a small schooler, you never quite know how they will match up against the ...

2015 NFL Combine Recap: Maxx Williams and Then *Insert Name Later*

The appetizer to Saturday's underwear olympics main course, the tight ends on friday, left plenty to be desired in terms of measured athleticism. We knew the landscape was bleak in 2015, but the day underwhelmed even those tempered expectations. Maxx Williams Then.... Williams has been the consensus ...

Dorial Green-Beckham: No Calvin Johnson

I have seen the comparisons of Dorial Green-Beckham to Calvin Johnson during NFL Combine week flowing like fine wine around the social media water cooler. Yes, they measured in at the same height and within two pounds of each other. However, they are worlds apart ...

NFL Combine Key Metric Points

Here are a few guidelines, especially about the projection model and updates to the metric side of the house, as the NFL Combine is in full swing: Production Trumps Athleticism My research and study have shown that different aspects of a prospect’s production profile dwarf any athletic ...

12 Wide Receivers Needing NFL Combine Boost

While athleticism in and of itself is a smaller factor in the projection model than folks would assume, it still matters. Jarvis Landry and a few other wide receivers over the years have logged woeful numbers prior to being fantasy relevant in the NFL. However, ...

Trent Richardson: Metric Retest (Read: What Happened?)

The question ‘What went wrong with Trent Richardson?’ is one that has kept dynasty owners (at least Richardson owners) up in a cold sweat for the past year and a half. I had to ask Matt Williamson about Richardson’s fall from dynasty grace on Under ...

3 Steps to Understand the Greatness of Todd Gurley

The Todd Gurley love continues as I was digging through some projection model data recently. At first I wanted to sift by athleticism, rushing score, AND receiving scores for the best of the best. However, the list got small ridiculously small in hurry. First Step: Athleticism Todd ...

Jaelen Strong: Early Comparable Prospects

Jaelen Strong has one of the widest ranges of opinion among dynasty owners in the 2015 NFL Draft class for wide receivers. At times, I have seen him regarded as one of the top-2/3 receivers or all the way out in the 10+ range overall ...

DeVante Parker: Early Comparable Prospects

DeVante Parker is an early favorite to be in the Round 1 NFL Draft mix as well as a mid-1st (or better) rookie pick for dynasty owners by consensus. How does the projection model metrics look for the former Louisville wide receiver? First off, DeVante Parker’s size ...

Clive Walford: On the Rise

Clive Walford peaked with his best season for Miami in 2014, nearly twice as good as any of his first three collegiate years. Unfortunately, he enters the NFL at 23.0 years old. The tight end pecking order is wide open after Maxx Williams for the ...

Breshad Perriman: Highlights and Lowlights

Breshad Perriman is getting very little buzz in the dynasty community, especially for a reasonably productive and prototypically-sized wide receiver. Where is the love? Good Size, Questionable Athleticism With an estimated -27% athleticism score (pending stark change with official times) and +34% size score in the model, ...

Devonta Freeman: Shift to Neutral

Devonta Freeman is getting a little love of late this offseason. When a ho-hum vet like Steven Jackson is likely to be cut, there is a ‘look around for the next man up’ mentality of where to assign added dynasty value. Especially after a prospect’s ...

Comparable Prospects to Scare Off Rashad Greene Backers Prior to NFL Combine

On face value it is hard to get excited about a wide receiver prospect that is likely to weigh-in below 190 pounds and not run in the low-4.4s. However, Rashad Greene has been productive in college averaging more than 75 YPG and over 0.5 TDs ...

Titus Davis: The Best 2015 Wide Receiver Prospect (Insert Qualifier Here)

Titus Davis has been one of the simmering names of the 2015 NFL Draft class at wide receiver behind the higher-profile names. No more will Davis be ignored here at UTHDynasty and he now enjoys the sunshine. You Like Production? So Does Titus Davis The core of ...

Stefon Diggs: Another Marqise Lee…or Not?

Stefon Diggs was once a highly-regarded prospect. After a strong 18-year-old season to open his Maryland career in terms of weighted-market share, he faded to the finish with two seasons that did not match his lofty initial expectations. Now, Diggs is a part of the ...

230 Reasons to Keep Matt Jones on Your Mind

Matt Jones was not originally in the projection model prior to his declaration for the NFL Draft. The Florida back was not overly productive in his college career, but at an estimated 230 pounds has projected athleticism score to be an intriguing player in the ...

8 Biggest Wide Receiver Metric Snubs of the 2015 NFL Combine

The NFL Combine is the highlight of the 2015 NFL offseason, ultimately leading up to the NFL Draft. However, not all prospects are invited. The top-8 major conference wide receivers in the projection model ARE invited to the combine. Here are the biggest big and small ...