Kent Lee Platte (Mathbomb)

@mathbomb.bsky.social

Major cinephile, former Navy, creator of Relative Athletic Scores at RAS.football, father of three, dog person, amateur but very specific saucier, lover of spice, mustachioed, developer

Something I missed due to all those site issues was that Jeff Caldwell's average, which was below Calvin's the last time I checked, actually ticked up and PAST the long standing 10.00 RAS wide receiver! We ended up with a new top score at WR, didn't see that coming!

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Daniel Sobkowicz posted very good testing despite a less flashy top speed, with fantastic agility testing especially considering his size. That burst and quickness is useful in any scheme, but is most commonly seen employed best in the slot.

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Next up is the Bills! Once again, we're looking at their draft SOLELY by athletic profile, not taking into account tape at all. Sometimes it'll match what you see on tape, sometimes it will not, that's for y'all to evaluate. I'll keep this going randomly as I can do them.

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New #Rams DT Tim Keenan III is a NT, which traditionally do not score well for overall RAS: He hit 1 for 3 for baselines with high weight (>320), but had poor 10 split and broad. He went 0 for 2 for the nice to haves: no cone and a poor arm/bench combo (both alone and together)

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Aveion Terrell tested poorly overall, but notably claimed hamstring after his 2nd 40 yard dash at his pro day. So his poor speed is possibly prior to injury, but he had been dealing with injuries before that so tough to gauge exactly how much impact was from current issue.

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New #Giants DT Bobby Jamison-Travis is a nose tackle, so the poor overall score isn't a concern. He hit 3 for 3 for baselines with high weight (>320) and an average or better broad and 10 split. He went 1 for 2 for the nice to haves: poor cone but hitting arm/bench combo.

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The 2026 Draft class averaged a #RAS of 8.37. That is the highest mark ever for a draft class, with 2023 coming in 2nd with 8.16. There were 208 players with a score (out of 257 drafted), which is up from 2025 with 195 players, but down from 2024 with 225.

Time to rank the teams! After some corrections and position changes, this will be how each team ranked for the average of all the players they drafted who have a #RAS. This shows a very high level, general trend for the teams when it comes to athleticism and can change year over year.