Let’s be honest with ourselves: Statistics matter. They aren’t irrelevant. Analytics matter. They aren’t irrelevant. Physical measurements matter. They aren’t irrelevant. Clock times in speed races matter. Speed is not irrelevant. © Provided by Badgers Wire So many measurables and tangible components are important in evaluating an NFL Draft prospect. Scouts, executives and coaches do need to look at players in order to have a better idea of what they want — and don’t want — for their teams in the coming season. They need to be able to see for themselves if a player is so good that a team’s specific needs matter less than grabbing a transcendent talent. They need to see if a player’s unique skill set can best enhance their roster for the coming year and beyond. The stats, the measurements, the clock times, the weights, the 3-cone drills, the vertical jumps, the hand sizes —…
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