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Jamie Erdahl is an American reporter for NFL Network and CBS Sports, currently serving as one of the hosts of Good Morning Football. Before joining NFL Network, she was the lead sideline reporter for the SEC on CBS alongside Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson, and continues to cover the NCAA men's basketball tournament for CBS/TNT Sports. Her broadcasting career began at New England Sports Network, where she filled in as sideline reporter during the 2013 Red Sox season and later became the Boston Bruins rink side reporter. On GMFB, Erdahl weighs in on the full spread of NFL predictions—Super Bowl picks, playoff projections, division winners, and player awards. Her picks have touched teams across the league, from the Vikings and Buccaneers to the Broncos and Ravens, and she's offered takes on players ranging from Baker Mayfield to rookie prospects like Ashton Jeanty and Jalen Milroe.
More about Jamie Erdahl ↓Writes at Move the Sticks (podcast)
Across 59 graded calls in 19 articles, Jamie Erdahl scores 35.4% accuracy and a MissedTakes Score of 28.21, 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. That ranks #31 of 87 ranked NFL pundits on the MissedTakes leaderboard. Their strongest kind of call is Division Winners (62.5% accuracy across 14 graded calls); their weakest is Playoff Picks (58.33% across 13 graded calls).
How accurate are NFL experts overall? →
Every number here is computed from the published methodology, and every call below opens to its own arithmetic.
All 61 calls · one square per call
19hits32% of graded
4Close7%
36misses61%
How much better than a naive guess on the same claims. This is the ranking.
Teams and players where Jamie Erdahl keeps landing outside the room: at least twice, their call sat beyond every other pundit who made a comparable one — higher or lower than all of them, in a room of at least five voices. The bar is their standing lean (+100 would be the most bullish voice in every room), and the accuracy covers just those out-on-a-limb calls, once they settle.
Outside the room in 3 of 4 articles — always higher · when they strayed: 0.0 accuracy (3 settled)
Jamie Erdahl is an American reporter for NFL Network and CBS Sports, currently serving as one of the hosts of Good Morning Football. Before joining NFL Network, she was the lead sideline reporter for the SEC on CBS alongside Brad Nessler and Gary Danielson, and continues to cover the NCAA men's basketball tournament for CBS/TNT Sports. Her broadcasting career began at New England Sports Network, where she filled in as sideline reporter during the 2013 Red Sox season and later became the Boston Bruins rink side reporter. On GMFB, Erdahl weighs in on the full spread of NFL predictions—Super Bowl picks, playoff projections, division winners, and player awards. Her picks have touched teams across the league, from the Vikings and Buccaneers to the Broncos and Ravens, and she's offered takes on players ranging from Baker Mayfield to rookie prospects like Ashton Jeanty and Jalen Milroe.
A longer profile is written once a record reaches 30 graded articles, and published only after a person reviews it.
59 graded calls in 19 articles, newest first — page 1 of 3. Every take from Jamie Erdahl, including the ones still waiting →
Game calls show that game’s closing betting line under their grade: a dated fact from nflverse, for context and never part of a grade. MissedTakes takes no bets and earns nothing from any sportsbook.
2waitingnot graded yet
The same 87, by how often their calls landed, with no credit for difficulty.
Why the ranks differ: a naive guess scores very differently depending on which calls were made, from 15.25% on the hardest record here to 85.71% on the easiest. Accuracy alone flatters easy calls, so by accuracy Jamie Erdahl would be #79; the Score measures the lift over a naive guess on the same calls, and that puts this record at #31.
| # | Pundit | Score | Accuracy | Graded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 29 | Brian Peacock | 29.93 | 69.81% | 84 |
| 30 | Andrew Erickson | 28.7 | 68.35% | 102 |
| 31 | Jamie Erdahl | 28.21 | 35.4% | 59 |
| 32 | Connor Rogers | 27.12 | 72.77% | 70 |
| 33 | Alain Poupart | 24.95 | 74.14% | 102 |
New England Patriots 35 — Seahawks 29
“hot time, England Patriots... I'm going thirty five. Oh yeah, well I'll touchdown twenty awkward, twenty nine”
Closing line (Feb 8): Seahawks by 4.5, total 45.5 · this 35–29 calls a Patriots win (by 6; the line gave the Patriots about 1 in 3 (32%)) and more points (64).
New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl
“I gotta go with the Ohio State head... hot time, England Patriots.”
New York Giants to make the playoffs
“And yes, I do have the Giants on the right side of the screen”
Green Bay Packers to make the playoffs
“I put the Packers in a lot because of Michael Parsons, influenced by recency bias.”
New England Patriots to make the playoffs
“I am most proud of putting that Patriots logo in the wild card.”
Micah Parsons to win Defensive Player of the Year
“I put Mike Parsons in. He was my defensive player of the Year pick”
Denver Broncos to win the division
“maintain that the Broncos are going to win the AFC West”
New England Patriots to make the playoffs
“I am most proud of putting that Patriot's logo in the wild card.”
Denver Broncos to win the division
“maintain that the Broncos are going to win the AFC West... I still have the Broncos winning that division”
Denver Broncos to reach the Super Bowl
“you will see the Denver Broncos as your AFC champions and the Minnesota Vikings as your...”
Minnesota Vikings to reach the Super Bowl
“I have the Vikings winning the NFC North and the NFC”
Minnesota Vikings to win the division
“I have the Vikings winning the NFC North and the NFC”
Malaki Starks to win Defensive Rookie of the Year
“it's going to be a defensive Rookie of the Year”
Ashton Jeanty to win Offensive Rookie of the Year
“Ashton Genty Rookie of the Year”
Minnesota Vikings to win the Super Bowl
“the Minnesota Vikings, in their fifth Super Bowl appearance, will finally, for the first time in the history of the organization win a Lombardi”