Lack of peripheral vision measurement metric in NFL combine

There is no standardized way or tool to measure peripheral vision during NFL combine testing, making it hard to fully evaluate player skills and abilities.

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Create a standardized tool to measure peripheral vision for NFL combine athletes to improve player evaluation.

The pain

Current NFL combine tests lack a standardized peripheral vision metric, leaving a gap in assessing a key player skill.

The gap

No existing tool or metric is widely accepted or used to measure peripheral vision in football combines, limiting comprehensive player assessment.

Build angle

Develop a reliable, easy-to-administer peripheral vision test that can be integrated into existing combine protocols and accepted by scouts and coaches.

Strengths

  • Addresses a clear missing metric in a high-profile evaluation process.
  • Potential to improve player scouting and selection accuracy.
  • Niche focus within a well-funded, organized industry.

Risks

  • Uncertainty if peripheral vision measurement will be valued enough by NFL decision-makers.
  • Potential difficulty in creating a standardized, objective, and repeatable test.
  • Market size limited to NFL and possibly other football leagues or sports combines.
  • Resistance to change in established combine testing protocols.

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