# Chris Raybon — prediction record



## Is Chris Raybon accurate?

Across 12 graded calls in 1 article, Chris Raybon scores 56.88% accuracy and a MissedTakes Score of 3.44, which means their calls were better than a naive guess on the same claims. That is a provisional record, fewer than ten graded articles, so the numbers are not yet meaningful and they are not ranked on the leaderboard.

## Record

- **Accuracy:** 56.88%
- **MissedTakes Score:** 3.44
- **Graded articles:** 1
- **Graded individual calls:** 12
- **Clarity:** 100%
- **Hedged:** 42.86% of claims
- **Right when hedging:** not enough data
- **Right when committing:** not enough data

PROVISIONAL: fewer than 10 graded articles. This number is not yet meaningful, and they are excluded from leaderboards.

The MissedTakes Score is how much better than a naive baseline they did, not how often they were right. Zero means no better than a strategy requiring no knowledge. A record is counted in ARTICLES rather than individual calls, because thirty picks in one mock draft is one act of judgment rather than thirty.

Full method: https://missedtakes.co/methodology

## Graded articles (1)

### Jul 23, 2025 — scored 53.47 across 12 calls

Raybon's biggest offseason move is Liam Coen to Jacksonville, and they expect nearly every Jaguars fantasy piece to beat their draft cost — Trevor Lawrence as a QB12-type, rookie Bhayshul Tuten as the team's eventual lead back, Brian Thomas Jr. with WR1-overall upside and Brenton Strange as value. They also expect mild regression for Baker Mayfield without Coen (still a top-six fantasy QB), likes Omarion Hampton, Treveon Henderson, Stefon Diggs, Rhamondre Stevenson, Matthew Golden, Jayden Reed and Jordan Love, and thinks Najee Harris slips to RB3 territory.

https://missedtakes.co/opinions/8ce155d5-152d-4837-a3d4-de50bd0df442


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