Every player and offense in this episode was screened against a 646-player advanced analytics database, profile archetypes built on role, skill, production and context pillars, and team projection models that run 25 historical comparisons per player to estimate next-season target and carry share. No rankings-file reads, no vibes. Where the data contradicted the take, the data won — and we say so on air.

What's covered

Breakout candidates. Chase Brown's 94th-percentile target share and WOPR in the league's highest projected pass-volume offense. RJ Harvey's +16.7 receiving EPA against his −26.7 rushing EPA, and why Denver's response to that number matters more than the profile. Omarion Hampton's 87th-percentile snap share against comps that say young backs lose share under new offensive coordinators. Em ...