Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host Corey Evans.

This week's show is titled NFL Combine Value Fallers.

I have five names who, based on their Combine showings, for the worst, have technically, in my opinion, become value fallers.

Whether or not I believe it is going to impact our NFL draft stock,

I will discuss that perception. But still, apples to apples, these are players that based on

their testing metrics have fallen a bit and perceived value. If you want the opposite value risers,

check out this week's bonus episode over on Patreon with my three tier levels of $5, $12, or $25 per month.

And beginning next week, I'll start releasing my buy position pre-draft rankings and tiered form

only on Patreon. Let's get right to it. NFL Combine, value fallers. Up first, I have

Carnal Tate, who I will start off by saying could very well still be the first wide receiver

drafted in this year's draft. Even so, the most optimistic Tate fans can still assert that his

combined performance from what he did was a bit disappointing. Tate checked in at 6-1-992, which is about

what we all expected. However, the 4.5.340 and 1.6.6-1-10-yard split, which is the only events that he actually

participated in, were a bit discouraging.

And I'll be talking about on this week's show, NFL Next Gen Stats, which if you go to the NFL

Combine player profiles, you can see this data on NFL.com.

Within each player's profile, there's the productive score and athleticism score, which rank among their peers, 26, in this case,

wideouts, respectively. So Cardinal Tate's NFL Next Gen stats production score seventh,

athletic score 40th. So that is the teeter, totter, uncertainty. You can bank on Tate's production from Ohio State,

but the athletic profile, at least from the 40 and 10 yards split, are bottom tier among

his peers who participated in this year's Combine. The collective production with Ohio State,

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