• A different look at yards per route run: Emeka Egbuka and Travis Hunter shine in our personnel-adjusted analysis, but concerns emerge for those who did not deliver well over expectations.

• The Texas wide receivers failed to deliver on their expected YPRR advantage: Both Matthew Golden and Isaiah Bond earned red flags for not being able to take full advantage of running more routes with fewer wide receivers on the field.

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One of the most common statistics used in evaluating wide receiver draft prospects is yards per route run. YPRR is a stable metric from college to the NFL and year-to-year in the NFL. However, like any evaluation tool, it isn’t perfect at identifying future star NFL players.

The idea with personnel-adjusted YPRR is to dive even deeper into the data and provide more context into a player’s production — specifically, which ones were put in more or less favorable situations based on how many other wide receivers were on the field with them on any given play.

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