The hottest Draft Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Chad Ford's NBA Big Board 59 implied HN points 24 Oct 24
  1. Vertical lob threats are important in the NBA because they help create offensive space, making it easier to score. They can change games by forcing defenses to choose between protecting the rim or the perimeter.
  2. Having players who can catch lobs and finish at the rim opens opportunities for shooters and playmakers. This diversifies the team's strategy and keeps defenses guessing.
  3. Prospects like Miles Rubin show promise as lob threats and could surprise teams in the 2025 NBA Draft. Their unique skills might not always show in stats but can be crucial for team success.
Purple Insider 294 implied HN points 29 Jan 24
  1. Sunday's games were strange for Vikings fans to watch from a unique perspective.
  2. Building a championship team can involve having an all-time great quarterback, hitting on many draft picks, or building a strong supporting cast around an affordable quarterback.
  3. Success in the NFL requires making bold decisions and it's challenging to win even with a great team.
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The Draft Scout 98 implied HN points 03 Apr 23
  1. The NFL draft has lots of talent beyond the top names like Will Anderson and Bryce Young.
  2. Players like Tariq Woolen, a 6'4" corner, from Day 2-3 could become instant starters.
  3. Hendon Hooker from Tennessee is a promising quarterback prospect with potential to excel in the NFL.
Silver Bulletin 108 implied HN points 24 Oct 23
  1. Victor Wembanyama is predicted to be a superstar based on his preseason performance.
  2. Players like LeBron James and Magic Johnson are compared to Wembanyama due to their hype and impact in their rookie seasons.
  3. There's a historical analysis showing that the majority of hyped rookies similar to Wembanyama have gone on to have successful NBA careers.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 14 Nov 16
  1. The author believes that most Americans are good people, regardless of the election outcomes. However, their view of America as a place for economic opportunities may be changing due to immigration restrictions.
  2. The author's personal experience of relocating to North America for career gains and future prospects tied to the US is now possibly undermined by concerns over restrictive immigration policies under Trump, affecting employment and student opportunities.
  3. The potential impact of current political scenarios, such as increased denial rates for visas and the possibility of drafting for military service, is causing individuals to rethink their long-term decisions and career paths involving the US.