Post Draft Rookie Spreadsheet

[LMS123]

Link Here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

The first page is just the initial random order I inputed the players, the second one is draft capital by position, then I'm going to add one more sorted by overall draft capital with all positions.

Any questions or comments please let me know! I'll keep updating with UDFA's as I get the info for them. Their breakout ages and things like that are not available so a lot of the info will unfortunately remain incomplete.

Let me know what you think!

[Gator Sens]

Beautiful, thanks for the work! Great resource.

[FantasyFoosball]

RB Bellamy out of Western Michigan was signed as an UDFA by Denver.

Looks good though, thanks for the info.

[LMS123]

RB Bellamy out of Western Michigan was signed as an UDFA by Denver.

Looks good though, thanks for the info.

Appreciate it! I'll update it. I'm probably just going to go through the UDFA signings once a day and update it just to keep it simple

[Snickers]

Link Here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/ ... sp=sharing

Let me know what you think!

Breakout age, the younger, the more talented the player, in general, correct?

[LMS123]

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Let me know what you think!

Breakout age, the younger, the more talented the player, in general, correct?

Taken from Playerprofiler.com (https://www.playerprofiler.com/terms-glossary/)

Breakout Age – the younger a person is when he/she first becomes a leader in their respective field, the more likely that person is to go on to become *phenom*enal at their craft. Following this logic, Frank DuPont and Shawn Siegele first examined each wide receiver’s breakout age on RotoViz.com.

The breakout age for wide receivers is defined by their age at the beginning of the college football season when they first posted a Dominator Rating at or above 20% (unless an or other extenuating circumstances prevented the player from playing a full complement of offensive snaps). For tight ends and running backs, a 15% Dominator Rating is necessary to qualify for a breakout designation. Quarterback breakout ages are determined by their age when they first posted a QBR of 50 or higher in a college season, and quarterbacks must average 20 or more action plays per team game played to qualify.