Browns 2025 NFL Draft RAS scores for every pick
Browns 2025 NFL Draft RAS scores for every pick
When evaluating the Browns' 2025 draft, a crucial metric to consider is the Relative Athletic Score (RAS). Created by math wiz Kent Lee Platte, RAS condenses the wealth of NFL Combine and pro day data into a simple 0-to-10 score, revealing a prospect's athleticism relative to their position. This score is derived by grading each athletic test result based on percentile rankings within their position, offering an objective way to compare players. A higher RAS indicates greater relative athleticism, with a perfect 10.00 being a rare achievement.
For Browns fans, understanding a draftee's RAS score provides valuable insight into their raw physical potential. While not the only factor in evaluating a player, it's a standardized tool used by NFL teams to assess whether a prospect possesses the necessary athleticism to thrive. It allows for easy comparisons across positions and draft classes.
As we review the RAS scores of the Browns' 2025 selections, remember that this metric only evaluates their athleticism, a key component of a profile, but not the whole picture. For a comprehensive grade you can find that here. Now, let's review the RAS for our new draft crop.
1.05 - Mason Graham
2.33 - Carson Schwesinger
2.36 - Quinshon Judkins
3.67 - Harold Fannin Jr.
3.94 - Dillon Gabriel
4.126 - Dylan Sampson
5.144 - Shedeur Sanders
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