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Eric DeCosta Draft History and Grades

7 draft classes, 2019-2025. Every pick graded against its slot.

The answer

Eric DeCosta has made 63 picks. 20 became starters and 3 were busts. Draft Value Added per pick: -3.6, league average -7.6. That ranks 10 of 55 GMs with 20+ picks.

Best at offensive linemen (+17.6 vs league on 13 picks) and edge rushers (+10.0 vs league on 5 picks). Weakest at linebackers (-7.3 on 5 picks) and running backs (-7.1 on 5 picks).

63Picks
47%Hit rateleague 40%
32%Starter rateleague 31%
14%Bust rate (R1-3)league 31%
-3.6DVA 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
OL137078%+11.1+17.6 vs league
CB102129%-17.0-5.6 vs league
WR93057%-3.1+2.9 vs league
DL62040%-6.3+2.0 vs league
EDGE51025%-2.3+10.0 vs league
LB51240%-13.3-7.3 vs league
RB51025%-9.5-7.1 vs league
S42067%+7.3+8.8 vs league
QB2000%-34.7too few to judge
TE21050%+15.9too few to judge
K100--too few to judge
P100--too few to judge

Best and worst picks

Best value

  • Ben Powers (OL, R4 2019) +47 DVA
  • Damarion Williams (CB, R4 2022) +42 DVA
  • Isaiah Likely (TE, R4 2022) +41 DVA

Worst value

  • Jalyn Armour-Davis (CB, R4 2022) -48 DVA
  • Iman Marshall (CB, R4 2019) -46 DVA
  • Daylon Mack (DL, R5 2019) -39 DVA

Tenure

  • Ravens: 2019-present

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

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

YearPickPlayerPosSchoolDVAResult
2025R1, #27Malaki StarksSGeorgia-17.5developing
2025R2, #59Mike GreenEDGEMarshall-13.6developing
2025R3, #91Emery JonesOLLSU-developing
2025R4, #129Teddye BuchananLBCalifornia+2.6developing
2025R5, #141Carson VinsonOLAlabama A&M-developing
2025R6, #178Bilhal KoneCBWestern Michigan-developing
2025R6, #186Tyler LoopKArizona-developing
2025R6, #203LaJohntay WesterWRColorado-developing
2025R6, #210Aeneas PeeblesDLVirginia Tech-developing
2025R6, #212Robert LongerbeamCBRutgers-developing
2025R7, #243Garrett DellingerOLLSU-developing
2024R1, #30Nate WigginsCBClemson+0.8starter
2024R2, #62Roger RosengartenOLWashington+10.0starter
2024R3, #93Adisa IsaacEDGEPenn St.-developing
2024R4, #113Devontez WalkerWRNorth Carolina-developing
2024R4, #130T.J. TampaCBIowa St.-developing
2024R5, #165Rasheen AliRBMarshall-developing
2024R6, #218Devin LearyQBKentucky-developing
2024R7, #228Nick SamacOLMichigan St.-developing
2024R7, #250Sanoussi KaneSPurdue-developing
2023R1, #22Zay FlowersWRBoston Col.+19.0starter
2023R3, #86Trenton SimpsonLBClemson+27.6backup
2023R4, #124Tavius RobinsonEDGEMississippi-8.0backup
2023R5, #157Kyu Blu KellyCBStanford-19.1active
2023R6, #199Malaesala Aumavae-LauluOLOregon-31.0active
2023R7, #229Andrew VorheesOLUSC+11.2starter
2022R1, #14Kyle HamiltonSNotre Dame+18.2starter
2022R1, #25Tyler LinderbaumOLIowa+13.8starter
2022R2, #45David OjaboLBMichigan-36.6bust
2022R3, #76Travis JonesDLConnecticut+20.5starter
2022R4, #110Daniel FaaleleOLMinnesota-21.4starter
2022R4, #119Jalyn Armour-DavisCBAlabama-48.2active
2022R4, #128Charlie KolarTEIowa St.-8.7backup
2022R4, #130Jordan StoutPPenn St.-backup
2022R4, #139Isaiah LikelyTECoastal Carolina+40.5starter
2022R4, #141Damarion WilliamsCBHouston+41.6active
2022R6, #196Tyler BadieRBMissouri-21.6active
2021R1, #27Rashod BatemanWRMinnesota+6.7starter
2021R1, #31Odafe OwehEDGEPenn St.+16.7starter
2021R3, #94Ben ClevelandOLGeorgia+30.4backup
2021R3, #104Brandon StephensCBSMU-35.4bust
2021R4, #131Tylan WallaceWROklahoma St.-29.9backup
2021R5, #160Shaun WadeCBOhio St.-13.0active
2021R5, #171Daelin HayesDLNotre Dame-36.7active
2021R5, #184Ben MasonRBMichigan-34.0active
2020R1, #28Patrick QueenLBLSU-21.8starter
2020R2, #55J.K. DobbinsRBOhio St.+25.5starter
2020R3, #71Nnamdi MadubuikeDLTexas A&M+28.9starter
2020R3, #92Devin DuvernayWRTexas+6.3backup
2020R3, #98Malik HarrisonLBOhio St.-38.4bust
2020R3, #106Tyre PhillipsOLMississippi St.+11.7starter
2020R4, #143Ben BredesonOLMichigan+28.5starter
2020R5, #170Broderick Washington Jr.DLTexas Tech-5.5backup
2020R6, #201James ProcheWRSMU-9.0backup
2020R7, #219Geno StoneSIowa+21.2starter
2019R1, #25Marquise BrownWROklahoma+8.7starter
2019R3, #85Jaylon FergusonEDGELouisiana Tech-4.5backup
2019R3, #93Miles BoykinWRNotre Dame-23.4backup
2019R4, #113Justice HillRBOklahoma St.-7.7backup
2019R4, #123Ben PowersOLOklahoma+46.7starter
2019R4, #127Iman MarshallCBUSC-45.8active
2019R5, #160Daylon MackDLTexas A&M-38.9active
2019R6, #197Trace McSorleyQBPenn St.-34.7active

Questions

How good is Eric DeCosta at drafting?

Eric DeCosta has 20 starters and 3 busts from 63 picks, with a hit rate of 47% and -3.6 Draft Value Added per pick. A positive number means the picks outperformed their draft slot.

How good is Eric DeCosta at evaluating offensive linemen?

Eric DeCosta has drafted 13 offensive linemen: 7 starters, 0 busts, +11.1 DVA per pick. That is 17.6 points above the league average for offensive linemen.

How good is Eric DeCosta at evaluating cornerbacks?

Eric DeCosta has drafted 10 cornerbacks: 2 starters, 1 busts, -17.0 DVA per pick. That is 5.6 points below the league average for cornerbacks.

How good is Eric DeCosta at evaluating wide receivers?

Eric DeCosta has drafted 9 wide receivers: 3 starters, 0 busts, -3.1 DVA per pick. That is 2.9 points above the league average for wide receivers.

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