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The 2024 Draft Class
Final Projected Round 88.71%
Avg Round Projection 85.37%
Projected Order 83.67%
I think this one may be the year I am most proud of.
The rest of the projections are at the top of the linked thread. I will get updated profiles, full results, etc out soon.
Replying to @willson8tor
First, a recap of the previous 4 years...
2023
Final Proj Rnd-90%
Avg Rnd-87.32%
Proj Order-86%
2022
Final-85.7%
Avg-83.45%
Order-75.18%
2021
Final-85.71%
Avg-83.46%
Order-78.71%
2020
Final-84.91%
Avg-80.94%
Order-75.2%
I dont post on this site anymore and have completely fallen out of the NFL draft/fantasy space
Just stopping by to say JT M'Fuckin RB1 for ol times sake
Take care yall🫶
Might be my last post on here and unfortunately my least prepared year but 2025 uniqueRBanalytics/RBPC NFL Draft projections, here goes...
Updated draft day, round, and pick accuracy - 5 years (plus my personal projections following full evals) live and 15 years historical for the RBPC projections.
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BREAKING: DOGE has discovered that there are 394 million Social Security recipients in the U.S.
There are only 334 million citizens in the U.S....
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Social Security Administration says that there were 68,455,973 social security beneficiaries as of Dec. 31, 2024.
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394M includes many who don’t receive benefits (e.g., died outside the U.S., issued numbers for temporary work in the U.S. before leaving the U.S., etc.).
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David Willsey retweeted
damn fantasy football twitter circa 2020-2021 was absolutely wild like we would all be in the live comments of podcasts, the group chats were firing day and night, and the inside jokes were on fire I’m glad to have witnessed it
Love when my phone replies to tweets in my pocket. Disregard any reply from today cuz I haven't even been on the app till right now when someone liked one of them. I just deleted like 20 one word replies to random stuff lol
I used to enjoy seeing who liked a tweet. Especially when an athlete or coach/trainer liked something. Who tf thought this was a good idea for the app?
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#SFB14 Scoring!
Going live RIGHT NOW to announce #SFB14 Scoring and LIneups!
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David Willsey retweeted
“With Breece Hall not participating in team drills, rookie Braelon Allen has continued to shine in multiple aspects of the game. On the ground, the Wisconsin product has been decisive in his decision-making and has shown explosiveness downhill. His feel for running the ball is already at a high level…With a combination of downhill running and receiving, Allen looks to be the front-runner for the RB2 job. He has shown a skillset that compliments Hall nicely while also fulfilling similar roles in certain plays.”
- Rodgers-to-Wilson connection looking even better than last year
- Saleh's role in the offensive practice
- 3 rookies consistently flashing
Friday #Jets OTA recap from Florham Park via @BPok24 📲 jetsxfactor.com/2024/06/01/n…
































