What's up, these are my top 2 tiers (6 prospects total) of WR prospects for the 2022 class. I am by no means a professional so takes these ratings with a grain of salt. If this gets enough traction I'll post tier 3 & 4 WR prospects and my QB, RB and TE rankings. I'm definitely not the smartest dude on this site but hopefully getting more quality OC on the sub can promote discussion.
Resources used in evalution:
- u / bandoot WR data charts/tables
- Player Profiler
- PFF
- FF Astronauts Film Room
- College Football Reference
Evaluation process:
I use a formula to rate prospects based on historical research on over 100 prospects I have done. This is a combination of physical measurements, college production, analytical metrics, and film review. It is by no means perfect, but I will share historic rankings (which I did not post at the time since I didn't have a chance to write them all up), but here they are. Some big misses (Denzel Mims tied for WR3 in 2020, N'Keal Harry WR in 2019) but also some big hits (Justin Jefferson WR2 in 2020, AJ Brown WR1 in 2019). 2019 Rankings, 2020 Rankings and 2021 Rankings. Please note: Comparing players in the 2022 class to previous ones will be redundant since we don't have a full set of data points yet (no combine scores, ect.) so some scores may be inflated.
Anyone, here are the rankings:
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Wide Receiver Rankings (Tiers 1 & 2)
Tier One
- Treylon Burks, WR, Arkansas
- Strengths: The use of his superior size (6'3", 225). Burks uses superior size in a variety of ways, before the catch (shields defenders from the ball) at the catch point (outmuscles or outsizes defenders) and after the catch (bullies defenders). Hands. Burks had a very low drop rate at Arkansas (only 4 drops) and routinely made good contested grabs. Versatility. Burks can be used in a variety of ways; the slot, backfield, schemed touches in the screen game, or on the outside. Athl
Everything else is the same. Just that abilities are gone.
Don't feel like ur ruining the game by making the upgrades easy to get, grinding for upgrades (that you may never use) is not the point of the game.
Take this as a wake up call, and don't let the amazing game design you are known for be lost.
-sincerely, a fan who wants a fun game
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Obviously we all know about Breece Hall and Isaiah Spiller and Kenneth Walker, but who are the best available after them? Who would be good value picks at spots such as 2.03 for example? Who are high-upside projects that could potentially break out?
I know little to nothing about the RB class other than the top 3 so any info you guys have on the rest will be helpful to use while I do my own research as well.
⚡️ Easy - Top 3 players with most Field Goals Made
Reward: Series 2 pack
⚡️ Hard - Top 5 players with most Field Goals Made
Reward: Series 2 Rare pack
Tiebreakers:
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Team margin of victory
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Player +/-
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Most minutes played
If any of the players don't have a Moment on NBA Top Shot at the start of the Flash Challenge then the player with the fourth most field goals made will be needed and so on.
More info in the blog post
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Happy New Year! This is my first Hobby Drama post, so it may be somewhat rough around the edges.
Introduction
This will be a long introduction, so take a seat and grab something nice to drink. This debacle unfolded on the MouseHunt forums (only accessible to those that have a Mousehunt account) and while the event threads from that event have been scrubbed long ago, the threads started by MouseHunt's developers remain in the Archives.
Mousehunt (not to be confused with the similarly named film Mouse Hunt) is a free-to-play passive online game launched in March 2008 by Canadian developer HitGrab, Inc. Gameplay is simple - assemble your trap using various components, then sound the Hunter's Horn to try and catch a mouse, with three possible outcomes:
Catch - You caught a mouse and gain points (experience), gold (currency) and whatever other loot the mouse might be carrying.
Failure to Catch (FTC) - You attracted a mouse, but your trap failed to catch it, either because your trap was not powerful enough and failed the RNG check, or you used an inappropriate power type against the mouse (more on power types later). You may also lose points, gold or additional pieces of cheese (on top of the one piece the mouse made off with) if you FTC some breeds of mice (This is called 'getting pillaged' or 'getting red-boxed', due to the red entry that appears in your journal).
Failure to Attract (FTA) - You failed to even attract a mouse, either due to bad luck with the bait you were using, or because you used the wrong bait for the area. You risk having your cheese go stale and being forced to replace it with fresh bait, costing you one piece of cheese.
As you can see, there is a lot of RNG at play here. On top of that, after sounding the horn, you cannot sound the horn again until at least 15 min has passed. This is a passive game where you check in from time to time to sound the horn while you are surfing the web, watching TV or doing other things.
Traps
As you catch mice, earn points and gold and progress to new areas, you can buy or craft more powerful components to use in your trap. A trap is composed of three mandatory components (Weapon, Base and Cheese) and one optional component (Charms).
Weapon - This provides the bulk of your trap's overall stats and also decides its power type and hence effectiveness against different breeds of mice.
Base - This is what your weapon is attached to and provides a l
... keep reading on reddit ➡Back by popular demand. What's up, these are my next 3 tiers (9 prospects total, including my 2022 WR sleeper) of WR prospects for the 2022 class. I am by no means a professional so takes these ratings with a grain of salt. I'm definitely not the smartest dude on this site but hopefully getting more quality OC on the sub can promote discussion.
Got a great response to my last post of my WR rankings of tiers 1 & 2, so I'd share my next group of WR in this post. You also get my sleeper WR for this class. Enjoy. Let me know if you want RBs or Qbs next. Also please note my NFL comps are play style comparisons, not who I expect the players to actually be at the level of in the NFL.
Resources used in evolution:
- u / bandoot WR data charts/tables
- Player Profiler
- PFF
- FF Astronauts Film Room
- College Football Reference
Evaluation process:
I use a formula to rate prospects based on historical research on over 100 prospects I have done. Players are graded on a 0 - 100 scale. This is a combination of physical measurements, college production, analytical metrics, and film review. Each criteria weighted based on correlation to historic success with certain thresholds granting more points. It is by no means perfect, but I will share historic rankings (which I did not post at the time since I didn't have a chance to write them all up), but here they are. Some big misses (Denzel Mims tied for WR3 in 2020, N'Keal Harry WR2 in 2019) but also some big hits (Justin Jefferson WR2 in 2020, AJ Brown WR1 in 2019). 2019 Rankings, 2020 Rankings and 2021 Rankings. Please note: Comparing players in the 2022 class to previous ones will be redundant since we don't have a full set of data points yet (no combine scores, ect.) so some scores may be inflated.
Rankings so far: In Depth Breakdown Tiers 1 & 2
Anyway, here are the rankings:
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