2022 SharkPool Rookie Mock Series - preNFL draft (1.05) POLL ***CLOSED*** (1 Viewer)

[barackdhouse]

Link to 1.01 poll
Link to 1.02 poll
Link to 1.03 poll
Link to 1.04 poll

Standard:

1.01 Hall 95%
1.02 Walker III 55%
1.03 G Wilson 54%
1.04 Burks 32%

PPR:

1.01 Hall 88%
1.02 G Wilson 40%
1.03 Walker III 53%
1.04 London 36%

SuperFlex:

1.01 Hall 74%
1.02 M Willis 48%
1.03 G Wilson 42%
1.04 Walker III 57%

TE Premium:

1.01 Hall 87%
1.02 G Wilson 34% (tied and won thru PPR tiebreaker)
1.03 Walker III 55%
1.04 London 32% (tied and won thru PPR tiebreaker)

 

[Dr. Octopus]

Good work, Barack.

 

[Dr. Octopus]

There’s obviously a few plum landing spots for the WRs that will come into play in the final rankings - but this isn’t all that surprising to me so far. 

 

[barackdhouse]

There’s obviously a few plum landing spots for the WRs that will come into play in the final rankings - but this isn’t all that surprising to me so far. 

Yeah no big revelations so far. 

 

[barackdhouse]

SuperFlex getting interesting

 

[barackdhouse]

How should I break the standard poll tie?

Mmmmaybe just a few more votes

 

[Ilov80s]

There’s obviously a few plum landing spots for the WRs that will come into play in the final rankings - but this isn’t all that surprising to me so far. 

Yeah I was listening to a few pods breaking down rankings and I felt like this was kind of pointless without draft capital and landing spot- especially after Hall and Walker. 

 

[barackdhouse]

Yeah I was listening to a few pods breaking down rankings and I felt like this was kind of pointless without draft capital and landing spot- especially after Hall and Walker. 

Most everybody agrees that draft capital is one of the absolute biggest signals to predict success. Playing time at least. But there are *always* at least a couple players that the crowd ranked lower before the NFL draft than afterwards. Because the landing spot is presumably so sweet. I have been guilty of it more than a few times. That's why a pre-draft poll or mock like this can have value. It removes the (potential) bias that comes with landing spot(s). If there is a large divergence for player x between the pre and post polls, that would seem worth noting and diving into. IMO. 

 

[Ilov80s]

Most everybody agrees that draft capital is one of the absolute biggest signals to predict success. Playing time at least. But there are *always* at least a couple players that the crowd ranked lower before the NFL draft than afterwards. Because the landing spot is presumably so sweet. I have been guilty of it more than a few times. That's why a pre-draft poll or mock like this can have value. It removes the (potential) bias that comes with landing spot(s). If there is a large divergence for player x between the pre and post polls, that would seem worth noting and diving into. IMO. 

Oh yeah not knocking this at all. Like I said, I am spending time listening to podcasts doing the same kind of speculation. It’s interesting