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?? San José State University WR Nick Nash has play speed! With an IGA Score? of 76.4, Nash ranks in the 76th percentile among WRs, backed by his 20.4 mph max speed (80th percentile). His catch radius, hand strength, and play speed makes him a credible vertical threat. Size. Play Speed. Play Strength. Playmaking Potential. #IGAScore #NFLDraft

?? Texas WR Matthew Golden brings speed and playmaking ability to the field! With an IGA Score? of 73.4, Golden ranks in the 73rd percentile among wide receivers, showcasing his ability to create after the catch. A dynamic athlete with the tools to stretch the field. #IGAScore #NFLDraft

??The Top 5 Trends Shaping NFL Scouting in 2025 The was NFL teams evaluate talent is evolving fast. From AI-driven analytics to the rise of in-game athleticism metrics, scouting is getting more precise and data-driven than ever. In this video, I break down the five biggest trends transforming how teams identify and assess future stars. What’s changing the game? ??The shift from 40-yard dash time to max speed ??AI-powered evaluations for positional movement efficiency ??The growing role of player tracking data ??expanded use of video tracking for deeper insights ??The rise of the IGA Score? as a new industry standard metric NFL scouting is no longer just about the eye test — it’s about measuring what matters in real game situations. What the full breakdown and let me know which trend you think will have the biggest impact! #IGAScore #NFLDraft #ScoutingInnovation

??In-Game Athleticism? Score Alert?? Florida WR Chimere Dike brings speed and separation to the field! With an IGA Score? of 72.9, Dike ranks in the 73rd percentile among wide receivers, showcasing his ability to create plays in space. ??Max Speed: 19.4 mph (58th percentile) A smart route runner with the tools to get open and make plays. #IGAScore #NFLDraft #FloridaGators

?? Texas Tech RB Tahj Brooks brings next-level athleticism! With an IGA Score? of 72.6, Brooks ranks in the top 27% of running backs in in-game athleticism, highlighting his balance of speed, power, and agility. ?? ? Max Speed: 19.8 mph (61st percentile) ?? Avg. Transition Time: 0.44 sec (44th percentile) His skill set and in-game movement profile make him a strong prospect for the 2025 NFL Draft. Keep an eye on Brooks as he looks to take his game to the next level! ?? #IGAScore #NFLDraft2025

?? Lockdown Corner Alert ?? Oregon CB Jabbar Muhammad earns an above-average 87.3 IGA Score?, showcasing strong metrics that align with successful NFL defensive backs. ?? ? 20.0 mph Max Speed (68th %ile) ? 0.44s Transition Time (48th %ile) Muhammad’s movement skills and coverage ability resemble Trevon Diggs and Kenny Moore II—instinctive, fluid, and capable of disrupting passing lanes. Could he be a key piece for an NFL secondary in 2024? ???? #IGAScore #ReelAnalytics #NFLDraft #GoDucks #DBU

My thoughts on NFL Draft prospect Cam Skattebo’s 71.5 In-Game Athleticism Score by Reel Analytics, and what that means as a football player. #IGAScore #NFLDraft

?? Tough. Explosive. Relentless. Arizona State RB Cam Skattebo earns a 71.5 IGA Score?, hitting 20.3 mph (73rd %ile). A powerful runner with speed to match—how will he fare at the next level? ???? #IGAScore #ReelAnalytics #ForksUp #NFLDraft #RBProspect

?? Speed. Agility. Playmaking. Colorado WR LaJohntay Wester comes in with a 78.1 IGA Score? (top 25%)—blazing at 20.6 mph (84th %ile). Which team will land this NFL talent? ???? #IGAScore #ReelAnalytics #NFLDraft #CollegeFootball #WRU

??Stars don’t tell the whole story. Data does.?? In 2022, the industry saw a 3?? RB because of his 4.87 40-yard dash time. Reel Analytics’ IGA Score? (97.3) saw the top-rated RB in the class with elite 21.5 mph speed (top 10%). Now? 4.48 40-yard dash time and a top RB draft pick. Trust the tape. Trust the data. #IGAScore #NFLDraft #NFLCombine