Patrick ClaybonApr 25, 2025

Claybon expects Green Bay to use first-round pick Matthew Golden as their true No. 1 receiver.

Said on air or in an interview · Around the NFL (podcast)Hear the original

75Close · out of 100

No. 4What happenedcalled No. 1 · by receptions

83.33A naive guessthe same call, no knowledge

75This callout of 100

−16.67Skillafter difficulty

What Patrick Claybon said

I think we we know that Green Bay is going to utilize Matthew Golden, Yes, in a way that's different where I love we will know that that he is the one

Our reading: Matthew Golden to be 1st on the depth chart

Where it was said: Around the NFL (podcast)
The episode: First Round NFL Draft Recap of EVERY Pick
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SaidApr 25, 2025
GradedAug 7, 2026

How the call scored

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One checkable claim, graded on its own against what actually happened.

It names 2 players and teams, each linked to their own record.

The call scored 75 out of 100, against 83.3 for a naive guess at the same calls.

The call is scored 0 to 100 against what happened, on its own, by the published methodology. The naive guess is what knowing nothing would have scored on the same call; the gap, weighted by how hard the call was, is the skill.

Where this call stands in the room

Matthew Golden · 2025 season

Patrick Claybon — 1the room — 4 calls from 4 punditsmedian 1what happened — 4

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Depth Chart Calls Matthew Golden Green Bay Packers
Matthew Golden to be 1st on the depth chart
What happenedNo. 4called No. 1 · by receptions
75Close · naive 83.33
75this call83.33a naive guess−8.33worse than naive2difficulty−16.67skill
How this was scored
club:
GB
skill:
−16.67
player:
Matthew Golden
season:
2025
accuracy:
75
baseline:
83.33
position:
WR
naive slot:
2
actual slot:
4
difficulty:
2
measured by:
receptions
the naive guess:
no prior season — a rookie is assumed to start behind the incumbent
weeks in the season:
18
predicted slot:
1
weeks left when called:
18
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