On a recent episode of Ship Chasing, we ended up joking about both multiple universes and my contention that the battle for rookie 1.01 went six players deep. Pat and Pete suggested that I split myself into six individual Shawns and make the case for each.
This is that series.
And it’s just in time to help you calibrate expectations before the 2024 NFL draft. Assuming all goes to plan, we’ll release all six today, and then tomorrow I’ll have a 7,000-word examination of my Pre-Draft 2024 Top-50 Rookies. Beyond ranking the players, it will dive into each bio with pros and cons on every prospect.
I’ll then update the top-50 list live throughout Thursday’s draft before the Friday’s live Stealing Bananas with Ben Gretch for Day 2.
The Rookie 1.01 Series
- Caleb Williams Is Closing on the Overall 1.01 . . . and Should Obviously Be the Rookie 1.01
- Malik Nabers Looks a Lot Like Ja’Marr Chase or Odell Beckham and Should Be the Rookie 1.01
- Brock Bowers Is the Generational Prospect of All Generational Prospects and Should Be the Rookie 1.01
- Jayden Daniels Is an Intoxicating Mix of Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow and Should Be the Rookie 1.01
- Marvin Harrison Is a Throwback WR Superstar and Should Be the Rookie 1.01
- Drake Maye Is a Rich Man’s Mix of Josh Allen and Justin Herbert and Should Be the Rookie 1.01
The 2024 NFL Prospect Landscape
- Evaluating the QBs With Principle Component Analysis – By Dave Caban
- 2024 Rookie Rankings: How to Evaluate the Top Rookies in Trades – By Curtis Patrick
- A Surprisingly Deep Class? The 2024 RB Dominator Ratings – By Blair Andrews
- The 2024 Running Back Breakaway Scores – By Dave Caban
- 5 Sleepers Rise – The 2024 RB Freak Scores – By Blair Andrews
- Bucky Irving, Dylan Laube and the 2024 Pass-Catching RBs – by Mat Irby
- Using Regression Trees to Make Sense of the 204 WR Class – By Dave Caban
- Records Are Broken – The 2024 WR Freak Scores – By Blair Andrews
- Our 2024 Flag Plant Prospects – By Neil Dutton
It’s Impossible to Draft Brock Bowers Too Early
Don’t believe me? Blair Andrews makes the argument for him as the most underrated player in both reality and fantasy.
