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
- 2,359
- Graded
- 755
- Pundits
- 144
- Average accuracy
- 51.3
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
755 / 2,359
takes graded
1,604 awaiting a result
Most-discussed players
All players →Who pundits are making checkable claims about.
- Josh AllenQB18 takes
- Fernando MendozaQB15 takes
- Matthew StaffordQB13 takes
- Patrick MahomesQB13 takes
- Tyler ShoughQB12 takes
- Kirk CousinsQB11 takes
- Sam LaPortaTE11 takes
- Kyler MurrayQB11 takes
Most-discussed teams
All teams →- Las Vegas Raiders93 takes
- Detroit Lions84 takes
- San Francisco 49ers78 takes
- Kansas City Chiefs76 takes
- Houston Texans71 takes
- New Orleans Saints70 takes
- Philadelphia Eagles69 takes
- Dallas Cowboys69 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 Picks65.1 · 79 graded
- Player Season Numbers50.0 · 42 graded
- Season Win Totals55.8 · 41 graded
- Top Player Lists68.5 · 32 graded
- Power Rankings73.3 · 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
- 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
- Connor Livesay2 articles+30.6
- The 33rd Team Scouting Dept.2 articles+27.5
Every NFL take
1826–1850 of 2,359
9. Braelon Allen, Wisconsin Big Board Rank : 121
10. Jawhar Jordan, Louisville Big Board Rank : 125
4. Will Shipley, Clemson Big Board Rank : 67
13. Jaylen Wright, Tennessee Big Board Rank : 130
Braelon Allen projects as a backup running back who fits best in an outside zone-running scheme.
Jonathan Brooks projects as a low-end starting running back who would be best served in a zone-running scheme.
3. Jonathan Brooks, Texas Big Board Rank : 66
14. Cody Schrader, Missouri Big Board Rank : 131
Blake Corum projects as a lower-end starter early in his career who has scheme versatility.
2. Audric Estime, Notre Dame Big Board Rank : 65
Bucky Irving projects as a role-playing starter who can be used as a change-of-pace runner and a dynamic receiving threat out of the backfield.
5. Blake Corum, Michigan Big Board Rank : 73
Trey Benson projects as a low-end starter who will primarily play on first and second down.
1. Trey Benson, Florida State Big Board Rank : 60
Rey Davis projects to be a backup change-of-pace back who can be used on all three downs.
Will Shipley projects as a low-end starter in a mixed rushing attack.
8. Dillon Johnson, Washington Big Board Rank : 119
6. Bucky Irving, Oregon Big Board Rank : 109
Audric Estime projects to be a low-end starting running back who can be a good contributor on first and second down.
7. Dylan Laube, New Hampshire Big Board Rank : 112
11. MarShawn Lloyd, USC Big Board Rank : 128
Dillon Johnson projects to be a reliable backup running back who can fill a role on any down.
In the NFL, Devontez Walker projects as a No. 3 receiver who best fits in an offensive scheme that will deploy him exclusively on the outside
He can easily be a No. 1 WR in an offense or serve as a high-end No. 2 to another wide receiver with a complementary skill set.
Jamari Thrash projects as a No. 4 receiver who can line up outside as a Z or slide into the slot.