1Carter200

2Williams183

3Johnson166

4Stewart149

5Coleman132

6Robinson115

7Carter98

8Williams81

9Johnson64

10Stewart47

11Coleman30

12Robinson13

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#2New England95.5Avg Grade

#1Seattle96.3Avg Grade

#3Denver93.7Avg Grade

#2Miami3,564Drafts

#1Minnesota3,967Drafts

#3New England3,099Drafts

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is the mock draft leaderboard ranked?

The leaderboard ranks On The Clock GMs and fanbases two ways: by activity (most mock drafts completed) and by average draft grade. Switch between the Users and Teams tabs to see each.

How do I get on the leaderboard?

Create a free Fanspeak account and run mock drafts. Your completed drafts and grades are tracked automatically, and you climb the rankings as you draft.

What's the difference between Draft Count and Highest Graded?

Draft Count ranks users by how many mocks they've finished. Highest Graded ranks by best average grade, with a minimum number of drafts required to qualify so a single lucky mock can't top the board.

How is my draft grade calculated?

Each pick is scored on value (the Jimmy Johnson trade chart) and how well it fills the team's projected needs. Those per-pick scores are averaged into the overall grade that ranks you here.

What does “Most Drafted As” mean for teams?

It's how often the community chooses to draft as each NFL team — the fanbases running the most mocks from that team's draft slot.