This is the late round podcast with your host, J.J. Zacharre

reason.

What's up everyone? It's J.J. Zach or Eason in this episode 864 of the Late Round Fantasy

Football Podcast. Thanks for tuning in. I haven't done any sort of analysis on the show yet about this year's draft class.

That changes today.

This show is one that I do every single year.

It's sort of a primer.

For those of you who aren't familiar with my prospecting work, I look at the world through data.

Shocking, I know.

But I have models that help me predict how well a player is going to perform in fantasy football

across his first three years when he enters the league.

And those models are looking at data-driven factors, like age-adjusted production, for example.

All of that stuff is laid out in my prospect guy, which you can currently pre-order on late round dot com for 1199.

If you're interested in exactly what goes into these models,

if you want prospect scores, prospect profiles, and a whole lot more,

you can check it out.

Today we're gonna walk through a couple of metrics

that go into those models, specifically at running back. But the point in

today's exercise isn't to look at things like projected draft capital or to

only talk about where a

running back might get drafted. Today's exercise is about how these running

max produced in college. What did their numbers look like and And more importantly, how did those numbers stack up

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