Hello, welcome back to Inside the Data here on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher.

And when you hear Inside the Data, you know I'm with our data and analytics expert, Sam

Finkel, as we continue to go through NFL draft prospects,

position by position to look at how their athleticism and their production measures up against

this year's class of their own position, past first round picks for the past four years, past top 100 picks

for the last four years, and then of course overall players at their position drafted. Sam has

done an excellent job for weeks now, putting these charts together. And Sam, we move on today

to wide receiver. And I first, I give you applause because like tight end where you only have to deal with

maybe like 12 to 14 wide receivers.

There are so many that you had to chart.

And I'm sure that took a lot of work.

So thanks for putting in the work.

Everybody has been giving us great feedback.

And even particularly lately because I figured out how to blow up the charts the right way so that people watching on YouTube can actually see the names and all the great data that you put

together. So tell me exactly when you did wide receivers and there's a ton of them. This one take like

twice as long? It definitely took twice as long. But you know receivers and there's a ton of them this one take like twice as long it

definitely took twice as long but you know what there's a lot of good receivers there's a lot of good

data yeah that actually means that because receivers have been so much in the past four years it

probably is one of our strongest data sets yes compared to so yeah before I share the screen and

really show what what you're referring to I think what struck me is the number

of guys in the gems category just compared to past first rounder so we always know

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