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1. Florida QB Tim Tebow will be drafted in the first round.

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3. Texas QB Colt McCoy will get picked no later than the 38th overall selection.

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4. Virginia Tech DE Jason Worilds will go to a 3-4 team in the mid-second round.

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7. The Cowboys will not select at pick#27–they will either move up or back.

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10. The Cowboys will not address either left tackle or safety with their first selection.

True: We were going to take this a step further and claim they wouldn't address either position with their first two selections, but it seemed a bit too daring.

Overall, we were 5/10 in our predictions--not too shabby for them being (at least somewhat) bold.

What do you think of our predictions. Did we do a good job. Which one was the dumbest.

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David Mark

April 26, 2010 - 3:36 pm

Ha, I would say the outcome of your bold predictions was basically as good as flipping a coin , but in fact you did was better than I did (perhaps I should’ve flipped a coin).

But truth is, I don’t care how accurate you are at predicting which players will be picked by which team & where. That assumes NFL teams are led by rational actors who are very good at picking talent. I don’t think that’s true at all. How many of these “can’t miss” future stars are ultimately going to be a bust? Historically, more than a few. And how many “under the radar” late draft picks/UFAs are going to end up being stars, All-Pros, maybe in the Hall of Fame? Again, more than a few.

Because you base your opinions on logical, data-supported hypotheses, I think you are probably a better judge of talent, in terms of who actually will be a NFL star, than half the GMs in the league. At least that’s outcome I’m looking for from your predictions. My guess is the teams whose picks largely reflected your board will be very happy with this draft a year or so from now. IMHO.

April 26, 2010 - 3:48 pm

I guess to summarize: given a multiple-choice question, which is more important? Guess the right answer? Or guess what the guy next to you will think is the right answer? Partly because your success rate with the latter was only 50-50, perhaps you should focus on the former. The former is more useful anyway. But again, that’s just what I’m thinking.

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