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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 Commanders (podcast)
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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.
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.
5 of 25 graded articles on this page, newest first — page 8 of 8.
Lee Hunter to be picked “early second round maybe could get into late first round” (picks 1–64)
“his projection early second round maybe could get into late first round”
Sonny Styles to be picked at number 2
“Top five player in the NFL draft class currently projected fifth on the big board. Would not be surprised to see him up there at, like, number two now after this workout. Certainly a top 10 guy.”
Cashius Howell to be picked “late first round” (picks 1–32)
“He is a late first round guy and a lot of mock drafts. Has a nineteenth, but like I said, he's kinda teetering on that late first round line, into day two.”
Sonny Styles to be picked “Certainly a top 10 guy” (picks 1–10)
“Certainly a top 10 guy. I think the New York Jets have to be seriously considering taking him to be the quarterback of their defense.”
Seattle Seahawks to win the Super Bowl
“I picked the Seattle Seahawks to win the Super Bowl at the beginning of the NFL postseason”
Sonny Styles to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)
“Lorenzo Styles junior, defensive back, brother of Sonny Styles, Ohio State first round projected linebacker”
Emmanuel McNeil-Warren to be picked at number 33
“Come back in the second round pick number 33... Emmanuel McNeil Warren, safety added Toledo”
Max Llewellyn to be picked “fifth round pick” (picks 141–181)
“fifth round pick. Max Llewellyn, Ed Rusher out of Iowa.”
James Thompson to be picked at number 223
“Number two twenty three in the seventh round, wrapping up our mock draft. Defensive lineman, James Thompson Junior”
Tanner Koziol to be picked at number 186
“Pick number one eighty six. ... We're going with Tanner Cozy, old tight end out of Houston.”
Peter Woods to be picked at number 16
“And at number 16, we went with interior defensive lineman, Peter Woods, out of Clemson, six foot three, three hundred fifteen pound, type of guy.”
Robert Spears-Jennings to be picked at number 197
“And then number one ninety seven, again, in the sixth round, going back to the secondary ... Robert Spears Jennings out of Oklahoma.”
Keylan Rutledge to be picked “third round” (picks 65–100)
“And then the third round to wrap up the first two days of the NFL draft, we're going with offensive lineman, Keelan Rutledge out of Georgia Tech.”
Caleb Banks to be picked at number 16
“Pick number 16, we're taking Caleb Banks, defensive lineman, out of Florida”
Tanner Koziol to be picked at number 145
“one forty five Tanner Cozio, tight end out of Houston”
Kaelon Black to be picked at number 223
“Pick number two twenty three. Kaylon Black running back out of Indiana.”
Seattle Seahawks to win the Super Bowl
“If my, money is good, then it's the Seattle Seahawks. Congrats to the Seahawks.”
Brandon Cisse to be picked at number 33
“number 33. We're taking Brandon Cisse, cornerback, South Carolina.”
Fernando Mendoza to be picked at number 1
“Fernando Mendoza is expected at least as of right now to go number one overall to the Las Vegas Raiders.”
New York Jets to pick at number 2
“The jets currently have a first round pick at number two.”