David Harrison

David Harrison covers the Washington Commanders for Locked On Commanders, with occasional contributions to Locked On Saints. His work focuses heavily on roster construction — projecting 53-man rosters, predicting breakout candidates, and tracking depth chart battles — alongside broader NFL draft and player movement analysis.

Writes at Locked On Saints (podcast)

Every take from David Harrison, including the ones still waiting →

Is David Harrison accurate? Across 235 graded calls in 25 articles, David Harrison scores 64.51% accuracy and a MissedTakes Score of 8.41, which means their calls were better than a naive guess on the same claims. That is a limited sample, under thirty graded articles, so treat it with caution.

64.51%

Accuracy

How often they were right.

8.41

MissedTakes Score

Versus a naive guess. 0 means no better.

235

Graded calls

across 25 articles. 145 more not yet settled.

A limited sample — under 30 graded articles.

97.33% of their claims were specific enough to check. Most of what they said committed to something.

Every number here is computed from the published methodology, and every call below shows its own arithmetic.

Awards

Computed, never chosen: the best article-weighted record among eligible pundits over a completed period. Eligibility follows the leaderboard’s bar — provisional records cannot win.

Pundit of the Week · MissedTakes ScoreWeek 33, 2026MissedTakes Score 52.02 · 127 graded takes across 19 articles
Pundit of the Month · MissedTakes ScoreAugust 2026MissedTakes Score 51.97 · 127 graded takes across 19 articles

What they call, and how it goes

The record split by kind of claim — five graded calls minimum before a kind shows here. A pundit can be sharp on drafts and ordinary on game picks, and averaging that away is how a number stops meaning anything.

Mock Draft Picks120 graded64.04 accuracy
Roster Spot Calls101 graded99 accuracy

Form

Rolling accuracy over their last fifteen graded calls, in the order the claims were made. The dashed line is their career average — the question this answers is whether the number above is who they are or who they were.

Graded calls · 235

2 of 25 graded articles on this page, newest first — page 1 of 8.

Harrison predicts the Commanders will upset the Eagles in Philadelphia in Week 1 by a score of 27-24, driven by Jayden Daniels and timely defensive pressure. He also projects the active interior offensive line group and expects a good defensive day would hold Saquon Barkley to around 85-90 grinding yards.2 graded calls · Sep 13, 2026
- Washington Commanders to beat Philadelphia Eagles
  “Washington Commanders getting a week win week one win here in the link, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.”
  Miss · 0Scored 0a naive guess scored 100-200 skill
  How this was scored
  won:
  PHI
  score:
  22-24
  skill:
  -200
  they picked:
  WAS
  season:
  2026
  accuracy:
  0
  baseline:
  100
  the naive pick: