Football Aficionados with the season in full swing and working on various projects fate brought me back to time-tested wisdom on talent evaluation.

Recently, I’ve been re-reading the important book by the late, well-respected San Francisco 49ers scouting director, Tony Razzano from 1981-1991. Secrets Of An NFL Scout is required reading to understand the player evaluation process. While the book was released in 1993 it provides solid and trusted insights from a professional who was partly responsible for building a dynasty which produced four Super Bowl championships during the 1980s. Tony’s son, Dave Razzano, is a Super Bowl-winning veteran scout.

Tony focused on five traits a draftable NFL prospect must have to help an organization. They are:

  • Talent

  • Competitiveness

  • Productivity

  • Degree of difficulty

  • Consistency

The most important one according to Tony? Competitiveness.

Consider this, guys: The NFL embodies the most fierce level of competition in football. Scouts are tasked with studying how competitive and driven players are at every given moment. That means practices, study sessions, workouts and games especially in ‘must-have’ moments to help their team win. Because the absolute bottom line of all of this is determining if that player can help his team win.

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🏈 Speaking of Coach Parcells, here are his rules for drafting a QB:

1. Are they coming out as a senior?
2. Did they graduate college?
3. Were they a 3-year starter in college?
4. Did they have 30+ college starts?
5. Did they win 23+ games in college?
6. Did they have a career 60+% COMP% in college?
7. Did they have a career 2:1 TD/INT ratio in college?

Finally, we will all experience challenging seasons. I’m here to tell you don’t lose heart. Never lose faith in Him to answer your prayers.

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