About Me
I'm Evan Hanvey. Junior at the College of Charleston, majoring in Finance with a minor in Business Analytics. I have one goal: build a career in an NFL organization.
I don't just watch football. I study it relentlessly.
I'm not waiting until I have a job title to start doing the work. Right now, I'm studying player evaluation frameworks, working through the Collective Bargaining Agreement to understand contract language and the rules of the game beneath the surface, and building my own analytics projects using real NFL data. I've had direct conversations with scouts, executives, and personnel staff inside NFL buildings who have challenged me, given guidance, and pushed my thinking.
Here's what I actually do. I look at a roster and immediately see where a team is strong, where they're exposed, and what moves make sense in free agency and the draft. I study coaching hires, the philosophy behind them, and what they signal about an organization's direction. I track front office decisions and the people making them. I break down contracts not just for the numbers but for what the structure tells you about how a team values a player or position and what their next deal might look like. I always look for the why behind every move.
I built this site because I believe the reps you put in before anyone is watching are the ones that matter most. Every piece of content here is an attempt to get 1% sharper, to think through a problem in public, stress-test my own analysis, and document the process of building real football expertise. I am always looking to learn, connect, and be challenged by people who take the game as seriously as I do.
How I Got Here
Every step was deliberate. This is the through line from where the obsession started to where it stands today.