All right, what is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah. You can find me on Twitter at Noamore Parties.

And today's video, I want to dive into some of the better running backs in this year's draft class.

I'm going to be breaking down three guys who are kind of consensus, top three guys in this class, contenders for RB1.

I will not be talking about Isaiah Spiller because I've already done that and I don't think

he's a legitimate RB1 level guy in this class. But I'll be talking about Breece Hall, Kenneth Walker,

Karen Williams, kind of comparing them side by side, like deep diving into their profiles as a whole,

seeing what we can learn about these guys. So I'm going to go category by category,

address like each component of their overall profiles,

and then, yeah, we'll go from there.

First of all, we'll kind of dive into the physical measurables.

We don't have a lot if, like, we don't really have any.

The combine hasn't happened yet, so we don't have any athletic testing data yet. But we do have

heights and weights. So, Brees Hall this last year at Iowa State, was listed at 61220. I did some work,

some research about just a couple of weeks ago using historical data of running backs who go on to

like eventually be drafted and their

listed weights as like high school recruits each year in college and then their eventual

combine or pro day weights to see how well and if we can predict eventual combine and pro

day weights using data from the time they're a high school recruit or a freshman or a sophomore

like whatever year it is how well can we project their eventual NFL weight using data from the time they're a high school recruit or a freshman or a sophomore. Like

whatever year it is, how well can we project their eventual NFL weights? The answer is pretty

well. And so using that data, I've kind of formulated a method to project combine weights for

these guys. And so I'll use those here. I project Brees Hall to be just shy of

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