All articles tagged with #ras
A large trial shows the experimental drug daraxonrasib inhibits all three RAS family proteins and nearly doubles survival in advanced pancreatic cancer (13.2 months vs 6.7 with chemotherapy), marking a breakthrough against previously undruggable targets and highlighting prospects for combination therapies and broader use in hard-to-treat tumors.
Kent Lee Platte’s Relative Athletic Score analysis finds the Packers’ 2026 draft class sitting 11th in overall RAS, led by elite marks like Dani Dennis-Sutton, while Chris McClellan’s weaker agility dampens the group; the piece includes Platte’s player-by-player notes, quotes from GM Brian Gutekunst, and context comparing this class to last year’s Packers’ RAS.
Relative Athletic Score (RAS) is a popular metric in the NFL draft that quantifies a player's athleticism compared to their position. It combines various categories measured at the NFL Combine and contextualizes them against other athletes of the same position. The metric was created by Kent Lee Platte, a lifelong Detroit Lions fan with a passion for math and metrics. The New York Jets had the highest average RAS in the 2023 NFL Draft, followed closely by the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints. Ryan Poles, the Bears' football operations head, used RAS in his draft choices, with all ten of his picks registering over 8.0.