Seth Walder

Teams will overpay to trade up for non-QBs next week and when they do, you’ll hear all sorts of arguments trying to rationalize those deals.

Don’t fall for it! espn.com/nfl/draft2024/…

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Don't get me wrong I love the fire, but friends: you can find all that actual information in the Predictor!

Chance to be available -- by player and pick -- is all there.

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The Draft Day Predictor has some betting takes.

My favorite: Rome Odunze to be drafted at No. 8 at +600.

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Update: Bears user has now done exactly 400 drafts...but has been usurped as the leader.

A different user has drafted for the Lions 405 times.

Big NFC North showdown.

The ESPN Draft Simulator will now sometimes make computer-to-computer trades for a QB, thanks to an update from Chris Harden.

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Over the last five days one person has done 321 simulated drafts as the Bears. I respect it.

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Come work with me and my team helping our clients in the US and Europe.

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Did someone say, NFL Draft Day Predictor?

Seth Walder explains it best in this clips

For me though, it's the NFL mini mugs in the back. I had a bunch as a kid.

Press Release: bit.ly/3JhzNcu

Most popular draft simulator team so far: Vikings

Least popular team: Rams

An awesome tool

The predictor forecasts where players will be selected (not necessarily by which team) and the simulator is powered by the predictor.

The Predictor knows QB at 4 is a solid possibility, but the simulator doesn't do computer-to-computer trades. It's a choice, but I think it's