Quote:One round is for wimps.  How about a two-round contest?

 

Rules are simple:  

1. Do a two round mock.  

2. You get one point for every player picked to the right team at the right position.

3. You get a half point for every player that goes in the correct spot, but different team (trade).

4. We add up all the points after day two of the draft and see who gets the most points.

5. Winner gets bragging rights as board "Draft Guru" for a year.

6. You can edit your mock up to 15 min before the first round starts, but not after that.

 

Example:

 

You pick QB Marcus Mariota to go #2 to the Titans. If the Titans pick him at #2, you get one point.  If the Titans trade the #2 to the Eagles, and they select Mariota there at #2, you get a half point.  If the Titans trade down to #6 and pick Mariota there, you get zero points.

 

  Thanks for setting up the contest. 

 

  Here's a question.   Lets use Carl Davis as an example.

 

  In my current Mock Draft,   I have Carl Davis going to the Ravens in Round 2.  While most consider Davis a DT,   the Ravens are primarily a 3-4 team.   If he goes to Baltimore,  he probably will be used as a DE.   Yet,  when the pick is announced,  the person announcing the pick might list him as a DT.     There's going to be DE's that some teams consider OLB's and vice versa.   The same with CB vs S,  as well as T vs G.  How would a situation like this be factored in with the scoring system?

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