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
451–475 of 573
Blake Corum projects as a lower-end starter early in his career who has scheme versatility.
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.
13. Jaylen Wright, Tennessee Big Board Rank : 130
Jonathan Brooks projects as a low-end starting running back who would be best served in a zone-running scheme.
12. Ray Davis, Kentucky Big Board Rank : 129
7. Dylan Laube, New Hampshire Big Board Rank : 112
4. Will Shipley, Clemson Big Board Rank : 67
1. Trey Benson, Florida State Big Board Rank : 60
6. Bucky Irving, Oregon Big Board Rank : 109
3. Jonathan Brooks, Texas Big Board Rank : 66
Braelon Allen projects as a backup running back who fits best in an outside zone-running scheme.
15. Jase McClellan, Alabama Big Board Rank : 134
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.
Xavier Worthy projects as a No. 3 wide receiver who could start in the slot or provide a vertical threat out wide when needed.
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.
Brian Thomas Jr. projects as a solid No. 2 receiver at the next level
Ranking 2024 Wide Receiver Prospects: 20. Jamari Thrash ... 1. Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
Jalen McMillan projects as a No. 3 receiver at the next level where he works mostly out of the slot.
Jacob Cowing projects as a No. 4 WR who fits best in the slot.
Malik Nabers projects to be a No. 1 wide receiver who plays mostly on the outside with flexibility to play in the slot.
Troy Franklin projects as a No. 3 receiver who fits best in the slot and in an offense where he can stretch the field.
Adoani Mitchell projects as a No. 3 receiver who will do most of his work on the outside.
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
Ladd McConkey projects best as a No. 3 receiver and role player working mainly out of the slot