It offers incredible land recursion for multicolored decks with fetch lands and can help mill the top of your library after a Brainstorm
It can also transform for the low cost of a single red mana, assuming you play three or more instants or sorceries that turn
Aftermath Analyst is a half-step behind the truly best-in-class ETB creatures in terms of cards milled, but its still cheap to cast and has the many advantages of creature cards: attacking, blocking, ease of recursion, and so on
There are many 2/1 creatures for 1 white mana, but if you can make it just into a 3/2 and draw another card, its very strong
It means that having it in your opening hand is unlikely to be a good thing, but it does a lot of work after the first couple of turns, so its usually worth plopping one into your decklist