I'm not a draftnik and I'm looking for assistance from some of you that are. Here are my questions.1. Of the projected drafts last year, which sites had the most correct picks...in the first round?2. How many of the projected first rounders failed to get picked in the first round?3. How many players that were not projected to be picked in the first round got picked in the first round?Thanks for your help.
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I personally don't really care if a site gets any actual picks right. It makes no difference to me if someone says a player will get picked 9th and he gets picked 11th. I just want to know generally where a player will get picked and if he's better or worse than a different player at the same position. That said, when it comes to reputation, Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News is often regarded as the most accurate because he doesn't try to break down prospects himself and show what a good scout he is. He bases his draft info on what he can get from different league sources.
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I personally don't really care if a site gets any actual picks right. It makes no difference to me if someone says a player will get picked 9th and he gets picked 11th. I just want to know generally where a player will get picked and if he's better or worse than a different player at the same position. That said, when it comes to reputation, Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News is often regarded as the most accurate because he doesn't try to break down prospects himself and show what a good scout he is. He bases his draft info on what he can get from different league sources.
Thanks
Here's your reference.they do this every year.www.thehuddlereport.com/scoring/mockdrafts.shtml
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Bob McGinn from the packers local paper does a great job interviewing scouts for nuggets. Here is an artice from a few months ago: http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/early-look-at-the-nfl-draft-b99168238z1-236899801.html I'd also recommend Russ Lande's scouting reports, which are outstanding but cost a subscription
Here's your reference.they do this every year.www.thehuddlereport.com/scoring/mockdrafts.shtml
Great...thanks
Bob McGinn from the packers local paper does a great job interviewing scouts for nuggets. Here is an artice from a few months ago: http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packers/early-look-at-the-nfl-draft-b99168238z1-236899801.html I'd also recommend Russ Lande's scouting reports, which are outstanding but cost a subscription
Appreciate the info.....thanks
I personally don't really care if a site gets any actual picks right. It makes no difference to me if someone says a player will get picked 9th and he gets picked 11th. I just want to know generally where a player will get picked and if he's better or worse than a different player at the same position. That said, when it comes to reputation, Rick Gosselin of the Dallas Morning News is often regarded as the most accurate because he doesn't try to break down prospects himself and show what a good scout he is. He bases his draft info on what he can get from different league sources.
That's only Gosselin's final mock that is typically the most accurate. He was most accurate in 2010 and 2011.
