NFL
Football pundits, and how their calls actually turned out. See the leaderboard for who is ahead, or dig into any single take below.
- Takes logged
- 1,978
- Graded
- 749
- Pundits
- 91
- Average accuracy
- 51.6
out of 100
- By player →
What pundits expect of one person, and how it turned out.
- By team →
Everything predicted about one club, including who they were mocked to take.
How NFL calls land
Every graded call, bucketed by score out of 100.
Takes in each band
Settled or waiting
749 / 1,978
takes graded
1,229 awaiting a result
Most-discussed players
All players →Who pundits are making checkable claims about.
- Josh AllenQB18 takes
- Patrick MahomesQB13 takes
- Fernando MendozaQB11 takes
- Ty SimpsonQB10 takes
- Isaac TeSlaaWR10 takes
- Aidan HutchinsonDE10 takes
- Matthew StaffordQB10 takes
- Derrick HenryRB10 takes
Most-discussed teams
All teams →- Las Vegas Raiders74 takes
- San Francisco 49ers70 takes
- Detroit Lions67 takes
- Kansas City Chiefs66 takes
- New Orleans Saints63 takes
- Dallas Cowboys60 takes
- Houston Texans59 takes
- Buffalo Bills57 takes
By kind of prediction
How each is graded →Average accuracy wherever anything has been graded.
- Mock Draft Picks41.9 · 528 graded
- Depth Chart Calls92.1 · 118 graded
- Playoff Picks67.2 · 79 graded
- Player Season Numbers50.0 · 42 graded
- Season Win Totals55.8 · 41 graded
- Top Player Lists68.8 · 32 graded
- Power Rankings77.1 · 30 graded
- Positional Finishes28.6 · 14 graded
- Fantasy Rankings64.8 · 12 graded
- Position Order Calls82.4 · 8 graded
- Team Draft Slot Calls94.3 · 6 graded
- Game Outcome Picks100.0 · 4 graded
- Prospect vs Prospect Calls0.0 · 4 graded
- Super Bowl Picks33.3 · 4 graded
Who is beating the baseline
Full leaderboard →Zero means no better than a naive guess. Every rating here is provisional.
- Jack McKessy2 articles+63.7
- Connor Livesay1 article+51.1
- The Draft Network1 article+45.5
- Jaime Eisner7 articles+38.6
- Kyle Crabbs6 articles+37.1
- Sports Info Solutions7 articles+34.8
- Keith Sanchez1 article+34.6
- Robert Smith1 article+33.0
Every NFL take
1526–1550 of 1,978
Powers-Johnson projects as a high-end starter with position flexibility, but his best position is center.
Frazier projects as a low-end starting center at the next level
Draft's Top 7 Centers ... 1. Jackson Powers-Johnson, oregon
Bortolini projects as a versatile backup interior offensive lineman who will fit best in a zone-blocking scheme.
Limmer projects as a low-end starting center who could also back up a guard position.
Raym projects as a backup interior lineman at the next level.
Van Pran projects as a limited starter at center only in a zone-dominant blocking scheme
Nourzad projects as an NFL starting center with the versatility to play guard to boot.
Fisher projects as a low-end starter at right tackle only in a balanced rushing attack.
Guyton projects as a starting right tackle but could work as a left tackle with some refinement.
Paul has the potential to be a starting NFL right tackle and can also start at left tackle, but he needs some work first.
Amegadjie projects as a starting NFL left tackle who has some backup ability at right tackle and guard
Foster projects as a swing tackle who can fit in a zone or gap scheme.
Alt is a scheme-fluent left tackle prospect with the makings of a franchise left tackle who will slot in as a Day 1 starter
Latham projects to be a high-level starting right tackle with position flex to the interior.
Suamataia projects best to start his career at right tackle
Here's a look at our top 15 offensive tackle prospects. 15. Roger Rosengarten ... 1. Joe Alt, Notre Dame
Rosengarten projects as an NFL swing tackle.
Morgan projects best as a backup right tackle in a zone scheme.
As is, he is a starting-caliber right tackle prospect who does not have the versatility to play on the left side.
Rouse projects as a starting right tackle who can be a backup left tackle early in his career.
Fashanu projects as a reliable starter at either OT position on Day 1, though fitting best on the left side.
Fuaga projects as a starting right tackle in a zone-heavy running offense
Glover projects as a backup swing tackle who fits best in a power-running scheme.
will slot in as a Day 1 starter and play at an All-Pro level after his rookie season