NFL Draft Scout, powered by the professionals at The SportsXchange, is the year-round media bridge between college and pro football, providing PREMIUM NFL Draft analysis to NFL teams, scouts, personnel and major media outlets, both print & online.
The official NFL Draft player biography provider to the league for NFL.com, NFL Media and NFL team websites, NFL Draft Scout is also the official scouting service for USA TODAY & USA TODAY Sports Weekly.
Originally started in 1997 as Coach Bill Walsh's Online Draft Analysis, it has evolved into NFL Draft Scout, opened to the public in 2003 and showcases depth & detail of college football player ranking dynamics.
Now is your chance to access the vast world of information in NFL Draft Scout, the same information utilized by the pros for research and analysis.
You can scour analysis from the past and into the future -- from the first AFL-NFL combined draft of 1967 through undergraduates who project to the 2012 Draft -- Yes, from the fabled draft that included Bubba Smith and a quarterback named Steve Spurrier to all future drafts.
The 2009 Draft is the main focus, with more than 2,500 players eligible for this year's draft, featuring the must-have FULL player biographies compiled by Dave Te' Thomas, whose research is utilized by NFL teams and the League office itself.
You cannot be at the Sr. Bowl or the Indianapolis Combine or the numerous Pro Day workouts right up until Draft Day. Senior Analyst Rob Rang and the NFL Draft Scout staff takes you there and gives you the inside information.
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Information & rankings on 2,500 plus players eligible for EVERY Draft - VIEW EXAMPLES HERE
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Top 2,500+ players in groupings of 100, based on evolving ratings. - Example
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Exclusive NFL Draft Scout daily/weekly player newswire. - Example Over 1,400 individual player in-season notes every week. Pre and post game reports charting player progess, performance, players of the week, awards, injuries and more! Top 750 players in mini-bio view by overall ranking in groups of 25 - Example Powerful and organized player search, by college, name or position. - Example
Practice reports directly from All-Star Bowl games, including practices. - ExampleExample 2
Live reports from the Indianapolis Combine by our staff. - Example
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Draft Scout top 500 small school (FCS,D2,D3,NAIA) prospects every season. - Example
NCAA stat league leaders. - Example
Sortable charts, rising/falling, team needs, rumors, draft strategies. - Example
Classic player draft profiles & combine/workout data. - Example
Massive database allows you to research drafts/players from 1967 through 2012. - Example
More than 24,000 players covering drafts through 2012. - Example
Draft Day -- Live tracking, pick by pick. - Example
Post Draft analysis on every team. - Example
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NFL Draft Scout is powered by The SportsXchange, which has a network of more than 40 professional reporters who cover the NFL full time, year-round. They will give you insight and analysis on team strengths, weaknesses and needs before the draft. Then, after the draft, they will explain how the new players fit into each team.
NFL Draft Scout and all TSX products are published by Frank Cooney, who has covered the NFL since 1966. He pioneered detailed, pre-draft analysis featured in the Hearst Newspapers for almost 30 years. The first NFL Draft Scout website was compiled in 1997 by the late Coach Bill Walsh. We honor the game and the complete process with the same attention to detail he installed in us all.
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You can scour analysis from the past and into the future -- from the first AFL-NFL combined draft of 1967 through undergraduates who project to the 2012 Draft -- Yes, from the fabled draft that included Bubba Smith and a quarterback named Steve Spurrier to all future drafts. 
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