Relative Athletic Scores for Packers' 6-player draft class in 2026

TL;DR

The Green Bay Packers selected a highly athletic class in the 2026 NFL draft, as indicated by their Relative Athletic Scores (RAS). This metric evaluates a player's athletic testing results relative to their size and historical performance at their position.

Key points

Packers selected a highly athletic class in 2026 NFL draft
Relative Athletic Score (RAS) measures athletic testing results
Brandon Cisse received a RAS of 9.24

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Kent Lee Platte

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Big surprise: The Green Bay Packers selected another highly athletic class in the 2026 NFL draft.

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 six of the Packers’ 2026 draft picks, plus a few of the reported undrafted free agents:

No. 52: CB Brandon Cisse - 9.24

Brandon Cisse RAS

No. 77: DL Chris McClellan - 8.04 (unofficial)

Chris McClellan, RAS

No. 120: Edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton - 9.96

Q&A

What is Relative Athletic Score (RAS) in the NFL?

Relative Athletic Score (RAS) is a metric that measures a prospect's athletic testing results in relation to their size and historical performance of players at the same position.

Who developed the Relative Athletic Score metric?

The Relative Athletic Score metric was developed by Kent Lee Platte.

What was the RAS for the Packers' draft pick Brandon Cisse?

Brandon Cisse, selected by the Packers at No. 52, received a Relative Athletic Score of 9.24.