Remember next year when these guys act like know it all's in the offseason. Mel Kiper, regarded maybe as the biggest draft expert due to his company's exposure, missed on 20 straight picks, went 6/32 (18.75%) overall. If you factor out the two most obvious picks of the night in Winston/Mariota, he went 4/30, or 13%.
His partner McShay did not fare so well either, although he did better. He went 7/32 overall, or 22%. Excluding the two obvious picks to start the night, he went 16.7%.
Mayock had the same numbers as Kiper. Peter King went 5/32, and Matt Miller 4/32.
His partner McShay did not fare so well either, although he did better. He went 7/32 overall, or 22%. Excluding the two obvious picks to start the night, he went 16.7%.
Mayock had the same numbers as Kiper. Peter King went 5/32, and Matt Miller 4/32.