The I'm seeing a lot of would-be internet entrepreneurs on Twitter lately.

The moment we released wide receiver domin Dominator Ratings, Breakout Ages, running back college target shares.

Here come the well actually Buzzards on Twitter.

Yeah. Well, actually, actually, D.K. Metcalf's Dominator rating is too high on player profile or

dot com. It's not correct. It can't be 32.1%. Well that's average. He's definitely below average in his share of

collegiate wide receiver production.

Except that the thing is, with D.K. Metcalf, for example, he's not below average.

I know that D.K. Metcalf was assumed to have a low dominated rating but that's because the quick at a glance

review of D.K. Metcalf stats neglected the lack of games he played in.

He only played in seven games. I understand.

Six hundred and forty six yards was his career high, but he's coming out after his junior

season. So he's coming out early, which tells you that he thinks he's ready for the NFL and that NFL scouts think he's ready and

Wide receivers that come out early are significantly more successful in the NFL than wide receivers that don't

That's why when we're talking to

Alex Dunlap about wide receivers at the senior bowl he's only enthusiastic about

one guy, Debo Samuel, is one guy who projects to be a possession receiver at the NFL level because that's what often happens to the senior wide receivers.

They make for great possession receivers at the NFL level, but if you're looking for a true Alpha X receiver on the outside, typically

those receivers know to come out early because scouts are whispering in the ear of their

agent and the agent is whispering in their ear.

Come out, get drafted in the first round.

Go make some money.

And then I'll make some money in the process.

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