Matt Miller

You know, I started doing this in 2010.

It hasn't been easy since then.

But it does get harder because of things like that.

And I think what I've had to do is focus more on traits and production in context.

So, you know, with a player like Fernando Mendoza, there's a lot of RPO, right?

A lot of RPO.

They're pausing defenses.

So what you have to do basically is find the throws where he is throwing

quote unquote on time, you know, where he is making more plays where it's boom, boom.

The cool thing about Mendoza is he's one of the most accurate quarterbacks I've, I can remember watching.

Is it always, you know, does he have the best velocity or the best mobility?

No, he's just incredibly, there's an incredibly catchable, accurate ball.

I think I saw a stat, Indiana receivers had six drops this year, which is a testament to those guys, but also to have catchable of a ball he throws and the placement that he throws with.

So it does make it more difficult.

And a guy like Chambliss, you know, who's probably 5'10",

And plays out of the pocket a lot.

A lot of RPO there as well.

It's just a matter of, okay, can that translate?

You know, going and looking at offenses in college, how well they've translated to the NFL.

Whether it be Lincoln Riley or Lane Kiffin or other guys.