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RAS cards for Packers’ 13-player draft class in 2023

The Green Bay Packers selected another highly athletic class of draft picks in 2023.

How do we know it’s another athletic class? Relative Athletic Score (RAS).

What’s Relative Athletic Score? It’s a metric developed by Kent Lee Platte. The idea is simple: RAS measures a prospect’s athletic testing results from the combine or a pro day in relation to the prospect’s size and historical results from players at the same position. It’s a genius way of combining all the relative factors into one simple metric on a 10-point sliding scale.

Here’s a quick look through at the RAS cards for all 13 of the Packers’ draft picks in 2023:

1.13: OLB Lukas Van Ness

Top RAS comps: Trey Hendrickson, Preston Smith, Ezekiel Ansah, Jared Allen

2.42: TE Luke Musgrave

Top RAS comps: Travis Kelce, Greg Olsen, Jelani Woods

2.50: WR Jayden Reed

Top RAS comps: T.J. Jones, DeAndre Thompkins, Armanti Edwards

3.78: TE Tucker Kraft

Top RAS comps: Travis Kelce, Dallas Goedert, Dalton Keene

4.116: DL Colby Wooden

Top RAS comps: Henry Melton

5.149: QB Sean Clifford

Top RAS comps: CJ Beathard, Mitchell Trubisky

5.159: WR Dontayvion Wicks

Top RAS comps: Marquez Callaway, Chris Moore

6.179: DL Karl Brooks

Top RAS comps: Marvin Wilson, Marlon Davidson

6.207: K Anders Carlson

Top RAS comps: N/A

7.232: CB Carrington Valentine

Top RAS comps: Marshon Lattimore, Marlon Humphrey

7.235: RB Lew Nichols III

Top RAS comps: Rudi Johnson, Cedric Benson, Rashad Mendenhall

7.242: S Anthony Johnson Jr.

Top RAS comps: Major Wright, Louis Delmas

7.256: WR Grant DuBose

Top RAS comps: Devante Parker, Malachi Jones

Overall

Lukas Van Ness: 9.39
Luke Musgrave: 9.78
Jayden Reed: 6.74
Tucker Kraft: 9.68
Colby Wooden: 9.24
Sean Clifford: 9.04
Dontayvion Wicks: 9.17
Karl Brooks: 5.87
Anders Carlson: N/A
Carrington Valentine: 9.30
Lew Nichols III: 7.83
Anthony Johnson Jr.: 8.13
Grant DuBose: 8.79

Average: 8.58 (over 12 players)

Nine of the 13 players had a RAS of 8.0 or higher, including seven over 9.0.

Story originally appeared on Packers Wire