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Let's get this straight first of all:  Garry (two r's )Cobb.  He is pretty good evaluator of talent based mostly on his work w/ video. He doesn't spend a lot of time mired simply in stats.  I consider him one of the top tier of player evaluation on the Bootleg, mainly because he spends the time to really look these guys over.  He played LB in college  at (ahem)  USC  but made up for it by sending a son to play at Stanford.  Played more than a decade in the NFL. He is consciously trying to build his business and brand.  Hard worker, there are a lot of kids out there to be evaluated...which he does between sports radio duties.  Based in the East,  so I don't know if his Stanford contributions are simply just part of the biz, or if he has a special place in his heart for the Pac-12 and Stanford. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garry_Cobb

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Let's get this straight first of all:  Garry (two r's )Cobb.  He is pretty good evaluator of talent based mostly on his work w/ video. He doesn't spend a lot of time mired simply in stats.  I consider him one of the top tier of player evaluation on the Bootleg, mainly because he spends the time to really look these guys over.  He played LB in college  at (ahem)  USC  but made up for it by sending a son to play at Stanford.  Played more than a decade in the NFL. He is consciously trying to build his business and brand.  Hard worker, there are a lot of kids out there to be evaluated...which he does between sports radio duties.  Based in the East,  so I don't know if his Stanford contributions are simply just part of the biz, or if he has a special place in his heart for the Pac-12 and Stanford. 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garry_Cobb