New Era Scouting

NFL Scout David Syvertsen takes a look at those teams changing from the 4-3 defense to the suddenly trendy 3-4. Read the rest of this entry »

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We look at every quarterback in the NFL (minus Brett Favre- for now) and give you our rankings of the best and worst. Read the rest of this entry »

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Scouting a quarterback is admittedly the hardest position to scout in football, and maybe in all of sports. When looking at a quarterback, there is so much that you cannot evaluate on film or even by interviewing coaches and friends. Read the rest of this entry »

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For all those Sunday morning quarterbacks, and Monday morning general managers, here is a breakdown of how to scout a running back. Read the rest of this entry »

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My first and last experience as a football player came at the wide receiver position. Playing at a small 1A High School in Missouri, we all had to play offense, defense and usually special teams. Needless to say, I was a split end in an option offense, we rarely threw the ball. At the time I felt like I knew a lot about playing wide receiver, and defensive back for that matter. Since graduating and devoting my time to learning the game, I’ve been shocked at how little I actually knew in my teens. Read the rest of this entry »

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Scouting a tight end is a chore to learn and even not easy to actually execute. To be able to look at a college tight end and know if he’ll be a good NFL player, there is so much to look at. A complete tight end must be one-part receiver, one-part tackle and one-part fullback. Read the rest of this entry »

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Part two of our look at how to scout an offensive lineman.

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The much anticipated look at how to scout an offensive lineman starts here.

Scouting 101: How to Scout an Offensive Lineman

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