David Harrison· Apr 16, 2026
Harrison selected Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate for Washington at No. 7 overall.
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Carnell Tate to be picked at number 7
“The Washington commanders at number seven... Went with Carnell Tate, the wide receiver out of Ohio State.”
Hit · 88Scored 87.81a naive guess scored 50How this was scored
- draft:
- 2026
- naive:
- a shuffled mock scores 50
- player:
- Carnell Tate
- season:
- 2026
- zero at:
- 32
- accuracy:
- 87.81
- baseline:
- 50
- actual pick:
- 4
- difficulty:
- 1
- weeks in the season:
- 18
- pick accuracy:
- 87.81
- predicted pick:
- 7
- weeks left when called:
- 0
- mock ordering score:
- only one pick — no order to score
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