This is the Lay-Round Podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse in the editor-in-chief at FandallnetNumberFire.com

and this is episode 349 of the Lay-Round Podcasts, and many shows that are part of the

Fandall Podcasts.

Network, thanks for tuning in.

You hear me talk about my prospect models all the time on this show.

So today, we're going to talk about that a little bit, specifically with wider receivers.

I had a fairly bad year in 2019 with evaluating wider receivers.

I like some of the right guys like AJ Brown, but I was higher than the consensus on Andy

Isabella and JJ Ersega Whiteside, and that looks like a bad call.

I got a question closer to the end of the season that I answered on a mail-backed show

that essentially asked, is it time to change your approach since you messed up this past

year?

And the short answer was no.

You can't let one season in a few misses change the way that you approach things, as

long as your approach is solid.

And the approach overall had led me to some really strong results.

I mean, the prospect model is why I named Kenny Gulliday Baby Tron right after he was drafted

by the Lions.

But every year I tried to refine the approach, and I did that once again this year.

And in an effort to be more transparent about what goes into these models, I wanted to

walk through some of the production-related factors that the models look at in order to

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