The 33rd Team
limited7 writers with a graded record here.
Their own site →A limited sample — under 30 graded articles.
100% of their claims were specific enough to check. Most of what they said committed to something.
- Takes logged
- 573
- Graded
- 396
- Scored 80+
- 136
- Scored under 40
- 140
hits
misses
How their calls land
Every graded call published under this banner, by score.
Takes in each band
Settled or waiting
396 / 573
graded
177 still pending
What they publish
Where this publisher spends its predictions, and how accurate each kind has been.
- Mock Draft Picks346 takes · 46.6 accuracy
- Depth Chart Calls69 takes · 91.0 accuracy
- Season Win Totals37 takes · 54.4 accuracy
- Playoff Picks31 takes · 64.3 accuracy
- Top Player Lists26 takes · 68.8 accuracy
- Division Winners14 takes · none graded
- Power Rankings8 takes · 83.1 accuracy
- Positional Finishes8 takes · 25.0 accuracy
- Sleeper Calls7 takes · none graded
- Pro Bowl and All-Pro Calls6 takes · none graded
- Surprise Team Calls6 takes · none graded
- Conference Champions4 takes · none graded
- Seeding, Byes and Home Field2 takes · none graded
- Game Outcome Picks2 takes · 100.0 accuracy
- Award Picks2 takes · none graded
- Player Season Numbers2 takes · 0.6 accuracy
- Roster Spot Calls1 takes · none graded
- Super Bowl Picks1 takes · 0.0 accuracy
- Trade and Signing Calls1 takes · none graded
Who writes here · 7
Everyone writing under this banner, pooled into the numbers above. Counted by article, with a paginated series counting once — the same rule used for an individual, from the published methodology.
- Sports Info Solutionsprovisional79.9 · 5 articles
- Kyle Crabbsprovisional71.1 · 4 articles
- The 33rd Team Scouting Dept.provisional63.7 · 2 articles
- Marcus Mosherprovisional81.7 · 9 articles
- Dan Pizzutaprovisional79.7 · 5 articles
- Ryan Reynoldsprovisional29.9 · 1 article
- James Fosterprovisional43.9 · 1 article
Who they write about
- Jaylen WrightRB4 takes
- Ashton JeantyRB3 takes
- Drake LondonWR3 takes
- Marvin Mims Jr.WR3 takes
- Braelon AllenRB2 takes
- Donovan EzeiruakuLB2 takes
Every take from The 33rd Team
401–425 of 573
It won't be a shock to see him lead the NFL in catches and yards this season.
It wouldn't be a shock if he was Denver's No. 1 receiver by the end of the season.
rookie Malik Nabers gives the New York Giants a No. 1 receiver
Here are four potential breakout receivers ahead of the 2024 season: Potential Breakout Wide Receivers — Drake London, Atlanta Falcons
If that's the case, the Raiders could wind up being a sneaky, fun team in the AFC this season.
Drew Lock, QB, New York Giants ... Even average quarterback play would make a difference for the Giants, and Lock could give them that this season.
Will Levis, QB, Tennessee Titans ... the Tennessee Titans set up Levis for a solid sophomore season after making several positive changes during the offseason.
But things are set up well for O'Connell to have a breakout season.
Jaylan Ford projects best as a top backup Mike linebacker in a defense that allows him to use his range and athleticism to make plays.
Tommy Eichenberg projects to be a top-level backup as a Mike linebacker who excels due to his coverage ability.
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. projects as a backup Mike linebacker in a 4-3 defense at the next level.
RANKING TOP 2024 Linebacker PROSPECTS: 9. Jeremiah Trotter Jr., 8. Tommy Eichenberg, 7. Edefuan Ulofoshio, 6. Jaylan Ford, 5. Edgerrin Cooper, 4. Trevin Wallace, 3. Payton Wilson, 2. Cedric Gray, 1. Junior Colson
Edefuan Ulofoshio projects as a backup Will linebacker who fits best in a 3-4 defensive scheme.
Edgerrin Cooper projects as a top backup Will linebacker with his good speed and sufficient instincts.
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
Limmer projects as a low-end starting center who could also back up a guard position.
Bortolini projects as a versatile backup interior offensive lineman who will fit best in a zone-blocking scheme.
Draft's Top 7 Centers ... 1. Jackson Powers-Johnson, oregon
Nourzad projects as an NFL starting center with the versatility to play guard to boot.
Van Pran projects as a limited starter at center only in a zone-dominant blocking scheme
Raym projects as a backup interior lineman at the next level.
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
Guyton projects as a starting right tackle but could work as a left tackle with some refinement.
As is, he is a starting-caliber right tackle prospect who does not have the versatility to play on the left side.