Scouts vs Stats is back for another round on The Off The Charts Football Podcast, with our crew debating and discussing who the Top 10 offensive players (non-quarterbacks) in the NFL are.

Our CEO (and ex-NFL scout) Matt Manocherian and one of the members of our R&D team, Bryce Rossler, jointly rank the players as scouts would. Two of the other members of our R&D team, James Weaver. and our VP of football analytics, Alex Vigderman, rank the players using a predetermined formula from stats we’ve tracked.

We’ll give you a little tease of the rankings below.

 Here are three quotes and we’ll leave it to you to guess who they’re referring to.

“ He's really as good as I've seen out there, short of Randy Moss maybe.”

“ I think what's most striking about his game is the balance. The contact balance, the ability to stay upright. The ability to like get hit and maintain momentum I think is, is what makes him really unique.”

“You can get him the ball, and it's basically like giving a handoff to your Derrick Henry-type running back after he's already gotten a first down. And that's why this guy just stacks value, whether it's Total Points, whether it's fantasy points. The situation that he's in along with his skill set is like a cheat code for creating a lot of value.”

To get the full lists of players and justifications for the selections from each group, you’ll want to listen to the podcast!

The NFL Draft Website has scouting reports for more than 400 of the top players. With that, we’ve got ratings and rankings. It’s basically everything a GM would want to know about the NFL’s top rookies heading into the 2026 season.

Our statistical information package includes Total Points, our proprietary metric that values everything that happens on the field, as well as position-specific performance data in the form of raw totals, averages, and percentile rankings. And we explain our stats in our glossary.

Stat of the Week: The Most Improved Player in Baseball

There’s a player in the NL Central who has made great strides as a hitter and fielder.

Pete Alonso’s Defense Seems To Be Much Improved

The Orioles first basemen has eliminated the throwing issues that plagued him in 2025.

SIS Baseball Podcast: Baseball Jeopardy!

Ben Clemens of Fangraphs joins our Mark Simon to write baseball statistical trivia questions based on the categories from Tuesday’s Jeopardy episode.

Does The 2027 NFL Draft Class Live Up To The Hype?

James Foster of Wide Left is all over our data in evaluating the top players in next year’s draft.

Bo Bichette discusses his slow start

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic brings up Bichette’s low batting average being the product of a lot of Good Fielding Plays made against him.

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On Off the Charts, members of the R&D team, and special guests dig into statistical insights, tactical analysis, and personal opinions, aimed at providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the week's key matchups and the intricacies of the sport. On The SIS Baseball Podcast, we interview current players and coaches about defensive excellence and review the latest baseball news.

The FieldingBible.com website is a great resource for your defensive stat needs. It features player and team stats, Defensive Runs Saved leaderboards, and more.