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Brandon Beane Draft History and Grades

8 draft classes, 2018-2025. Every pick graded against its slot.

The answer

Brandon Beane has made 64 picks. 23 became starters and 3 were busts. Draft Value Added per pick: +4.3, league average -7.6. That ranks 1 of 55 GMs with 20+ picks.

Best at defensive backs (+60.7 vs league on 3 picks) and running backs (+20.8 vs league on 4 picks). Weakest at defensive tackles (-5.5 on 5 picks) and offensive linemen (-4.1 on 9 picks).

64Picks
61%Hit rateleague 40%
36%Starter rateleague 31%
14%Bust rate (R1-3)league 31%
+4.3DVA per pickleague -7.6

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By position

Draft Value Added compares each pick's peak season to what that draft slot usually produces. Click a position to see those picks in the explorer.

PosPicksStartersBustsHitDVA/pickVerdict
CB93143%+4.2+15.1 vs league
OL92017%-14.9-4.1 vs league
WR94050%+4.8+10.7 vs league
DT52160%-15.1-5.5 vs league
LB51050%-1.2+5.2 vs league
DE400100%+4.8+18.7 vs league
TE420100%+21.2+18.5 vs league
RB420100%+19.5+20.8 vs league
DB320100%+48.8+60.7 vs league
SAF210100%+18.3too few to judge
DL21150%-11.9too few to judge
QB21050%-12.1too few to judge
OT100--too few to judge
P100--too few to judge
K100--too few to judge
T1000%-15.2too few to judge
ILB110100%+19.4too few to judge
G110100%+28.8too few to judge

Best and worst picks

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Tenure

Whoever was in the chair on draft day owns that class. Our pick window starts in 2012, so earlier classes are not counted.

Every pick

19 picks are from the last two drafts and still developing.

YearPickPlayerPosSchoolDVAResult
2025R1, #30Maxwell HairstonCBKentucky-19.8developing
2025R2, #41T.J. SandersDTSouth Carolina-61.2developing
2025R3, #72Landon JacksonDEArkansas-developing
2025R4, #109Deone WalkerDTKentucky+0.9developing
2025R5, #170Jordan HancockSAFOhio St.-developing
2025R5, #173Jackson HawesTEGeorgia Tech+4.0developing
2025R6, #177Dorian StrongCBVirginia Tech-developing
2025R6, #206Chase LundtOLConnecticut-developing
2025R7, #240Kaden PratherWRMaryland-developing
2024R2, #33Keon ColemanWRFlorida St.-6.4starter
2024R2, #60Cole BishopSAFUtah+18.3starter
2024R3, #95DeWayne CarterDTDuke-30.5bust
2024R4, #128Ray DavisRBKentucky+13.0developing
2024R5, #141Sedrick Van Pran-GrangerOLGeorgia-developing
2024R5, #160Edefuan UlofoshioLBWashington-developing
2024R5, #168Javon SolomonDETroy-developing
2024R6, #204Tylan GrableOLCentral Florida-developing
2024R6, #219Daequan HardyCBPenn St.-developing
2024R7, #221Travis ClaytonOTUnknown-developing
2023R1, #25Dalton KincaidTEUtah+19.2starter
2023R2, #59O'Cyrus TorrenceOLFlorida-24.0starter
2023R3, #91Dorian WilliamsLBTulane+18.9backup
2023R5, #150Justin ShorterWRFlorida-31.0active
2023R7, #230Nick BroekerOLMississippi-14.8active
2023R7, #252Alex AustinDBOregon St.+46.7active
2022R1, #23Kaiir ElamCBFlorida-56.5bust
2022R2, #63James CookRBGeorgia+30.0starter
2022R3, #89Terrel BernardLBBaylor+30.9starter
2022R5, #148Khalil ShakirWRBoise St.+34.0starter
2022R6, #180Matt AraizaPSan Diego St.-backup
2022R6, #185Christian BenfordDBVillanova+58.7starter
2022R6, #209Luke TenutaOLVirginia Tech-29.0active
2022R7, #231Baylon SpectorLBClemson-12.8active
2021R1, #30Gregory RousseauDLMiami (FL)+21.9starter
2021R2, #61Boogie BashamDLWake Forest-45.6bust
2021R3, #93Spencer BrownOLNorthern Iowa+20.6starter
2021R5, #161Tommy DoyleOLMiami (OH)-28.7active
2021R6, #203Marquez StevensonWRHouston-30.2active
2021R6, #212Damar HamlinDBPittsburgh+41.1starter
2021R6, #213Rachad WildgooseCBWisconsin-18.2active
2021R7, #236Jack AndersonOLTexas Tech-13.7active
2020R2, #54A.J. EpenesaDEIowa+6.8backup
2020R3, #86Zack MossRBUtah+16.7backup
2020R4, #128Gabriel DavisWRCentral Florida+32.8starter
2020R5, #167Jake FrommQBGeorgia-36.6active
2020R6, #188Tyler BassKGeorgia Southern-backup
2020R6, #207Isaiah HodginsWROregon St.+44.3starter
2020R7, #239Dane JacksonCBPittsburgh+56.4starter
2019R1, #9Ed OliverDTHouston+7.9starter
2019R2, #38Cody FordTOklahoma-15.2backup
2019R3, #74Devin SingletaryRBFlorida Atlantic+18.2starter
2019R3, #96Dawson KnoxTEMississippi+35.8starter
2019R5, #147Vosean JosephLBFlorida-41.6released
2019R6, #181Jaquan JohnsonCBMiami (FL)+56.3backup
2019R7, #225Darryl JohnsonDENorth Carolina A&T+2.9backup
2019R7, #228Tommy SweeneyTEBoston Col.+26.0active
2018R1, #7Josh AllenQBWyoming+12.3starter
2018R1, #16Tremaine EdmundsILBVirginia Tech+19.4starter
2018R3, #96Harrison PhillipsDTStanford+7.3starter
2018R4, #121Taron JohnsonCBWeber St.+36.3starter
2018R5, #154Siran NealCBJacksonville St.-25.1backup
2018R5, #166Wyatt TellerGVirginia Tech+28.8starter
2018R6, #187Ray-Ray McCloudWRClemson+14.5backup
2018R7, #255Austin ProehlWRNorth Carolina-19.9released

Questions

How good is Brandon Beane at drafting?

Brandon Beane has 23 starters and 3 busts from 64 picks, with a hit rate of 61% and +4.3 Draft Value Added per pick. A positive number means the picks outperformed their draft slot.

How good is Brandon Beane at evaluating cornerbacks?

Brandon Beane has drafted 9 cornerbacks: 3 starters, 1 busts, +4.2 DVA per pick. That is 15.1 points above the league average for cornerbacks.

How good is Brandon Beane at evaluating offensive linemen?

Brandon Beane has drafted 9 offensive linemen: 2 starters, 0 busts, -14.9 DVA per pick. That is 4.1 points below the league average for offensive linemen.

How good is Brandon Beane at evaluating wide receivers?

Brandon Beane has drafted 9 wide receivers: 4 starters, 0 busts, +4.8 DVA per pick. That is 10.7 points above the league average for wide receivers.

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