📊 Analysis
Data sources that power MockDraftScores, plus tools to review your personal mock draft history.
Sources
Personalized Deep Dive
Trends
Consecutive same-position picks (3+) across draft classes. See which positions get run on and when.
Compare total offense vs defense players drafted in Round 1, with scoring trends and distribution graphs.
Every first-round pick that changed hands on draft night. Trade frequency, team patterns, and full history.
Positions
Teams
ARI
BAL
CAR
CHI
CLE
DAL
DET
HOU
KC
LAC
LAR
LV
MIA
MIN
NE
NO
NYG
NYJ
PHI
PIT
SEA
TB
TEN
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NFL Mock Draft Accuracy Analysis Tools
Mock Draft Scores offers a suite of analysis tools that go beyond simple leaderboard rankings. Each tool examines a different dimension of mock draft accuracy using actual NFL Draft results from 2021 through 2025, scored under both the Huddle Report (96-point) and FantasyPros (320-point) systems.
Available Analysis Tools
- Accuracy by Pick Range — break your mock draft scores into top-8, mid-round, late-mid, and late-round segments to see where your predictions are strongest
- First Round Misses — track every player you slotted into Round 1 who actually fell to Round 2 or later
- Position Runs — identify three-or-more consecutive same-position picks and their impact on scoring
- Offense vs Defense — compare offensive and defensive pick distribution and accuracy across draft years
- Draft-Day Trades — every first-round pick traded on draft night, with note-taking for pre- and post-draft analysis
Data-Driven Draft Insights
Beyond personal scoring, the MDDB analysis section provides league-wide insights: how often the consensus top 32 actually go in Round 1 (86.3% hit rate), whether teams draft for their top needs (84% of the time), and how consensus mock draft accuracy compares to individual analysts. See also the MDDB consensus mock accuracy tracker for a dedicated breakdown. These data points are sourced from the NFL Mock Draft Database and cross-referenced with actual results.
Browse by specific position or specific team to see historical first-round trends. Start from the 2026 prospect rankings to identify which players are most likely to go in Round 1. Every page supports both scoring systems and year-by-year filtering. Questions about methodology? See the FAQ.