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    Works at Ceiling Biosciences in Austin (according to LinkedIn).
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    Without a doubt. It makes a world of difference, especially in such a short distance (like on a football field).
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    Haha I’m more of a spread guy than player projections, to be honest. However, I’ve done pretty well on PrizePicks here lately!
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    Thank you!
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    Most definitely. I think it says a lot about him, to your point about moving to safety. I’m with Rod on this one. I also have data on Christian Jones and T’Vondre Sweat (Zebra hooked me up!), so I’ll make a separate post today about them. I haven’t got to do a deeper dive into the Senior Bowl analytics yet like I did with the Shrine Bowl.
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    I’ll take it one step further. Watts was also Top 5 in explosive efforts. Zebra defines an “explosive effort” as: Count of “high” accelerations and “high” decelerations a player achieves in a practice/game. A “high acceleration/deceleration is achieved when a player reaches at least ±3.5 YD/S².
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    Watts is actually Top 10 in deceleration. Here’s the list of Shrine Bowl DBs with the fastest deceleration speed: So he is very quick at stopping and changing direction.
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    Bobby responded faster than I did, but there’s the numbers behind what I was telling Bobby about yesterday. Watts definitely has quicker deceleration, however. I’ll address that in the next post below.
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    So I actually dug into this yesterday. Here’s the three fastest players from the Shrine Bowl: 1. Tyler Owens 2. AJ Woods 3. Ryan Watts You can see their times here: However, now let’s look at max acceleration times. Zebra Sports (who gave me all this data) defines Maximum acceleration as: yards per second per second (YD/S²) a player achieves during a practice/game. This stat can indicate players that are able to start/stop quickly and change direction. The higher the number, the better. Here’s the top five from just DBs: And here is Ryan Watts: So, as you can see, he’s 27th in acceleration. While he has pretty good top end speed it’s just taking forever to get there.
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    Good stuff, Bobby. Yesterday’s news was huge for a number of reasons. It’s going to be interesting to follow and see how it all unfolds in the end.
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