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John Dorsey Draft History and Grades

7 draft classes, 2013-2019. Every pick graded against its slot.

The answer

John Dorsey has made 54 picks. 20 became starters and 4 were busts. Draft Value Added per pick: -3.3, league average -7.6. That ranks 9 of 55 GMs with 20+ picks.

Best at offensive linemen (+19.3 vs league on 8 picks) and wide receivers (+12.9 vs league on 7 picks). Weakest at running backs (-4.7 on 5 picks) and cornerbacks (-3.6 on 11 picks).

54Picks
45%Hit rateleague 40%
37%Starter rateleague 31%
19%Bust rate (R1-3)league 31%
-3.3DVA 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
CB115236%-15.0-3.6 vs league
OL86062%+12.7+19.3 vs league
LB70029%-8.5-2.5 vs league
WR74071%+6.9+12.9 vs league
RB51140%-7.1-4.7 vs league
EDGE50120%-15.4-3.0 vs league
QB42025%-10.5+11.8 vs league
S2000%-31.7too few to judge
DL210100%+22.8too few to judge
TE210100%+34.9too few to judge
K100--too few to judge

Best and worst picks

Best value

  • Tyreek Hill (WR, R5 2016) +57 DVA
  • Eric Kush (OL, R6 2013) +56 DVA
  • Zach Fulton (OL, R6 2014) +56 DVA

Worst value

  • KeiVarae Russell (CB, R3 2016) -47 DVA
  • Phillip Gaines (CB, R3 2014) -46 DVA
  • Sanders Commings (CB, R5 2013) -44 DVA

Tenure

  • Chiefs: 2013-2017 (Fired June 2017 after the draft)
  • Browns: 2018-2019

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

YearPickPlayerPosSchoolDVAResult
2019R2, #46Greedy WilliamsCBLSU+23.9starter
2019R3, #80Sione TakitakiLBBYU+31.6backup
2019R4, #119Sheldrick RedwineSMiami (FL)-36.3backup
2019R5, #155Mack WilsonLBAlabama-2.7backup
2019R5, #170Austin SeibertKOklahoma-backup
2019R6, #189Drew ForbesOLSE Missouri St.-23.0active
2019R7, #221Donnie Lewis Jr.CBTulane-26.6released
2018R1, #1Baker MayfieldQBOklahoma-0.4starter
2018R1, #4Denzel WardCBOhio St.+7.5starter
2018R2, #33Austin CorbettOLNevada+16.6starter
2018R2, #35Nick ChubbRBGeorgia+26.4starter
2018R3, #67Chad ThomasEDGEMiami (FL)-25.1bust
2018R4, #105Antonio CallawayWRFlorida+4.1starter
2018R5, #150Genard AveryLBMemphis-9.1backup
2018R6, #175Damion RatleyWRTexas A&M-1.4active
2018R6, #188Simeon ThomasCBLouisiana-23.6active
2017R1, #10Patrick MahomesQBTexas Tech+16.3starter
2017R2, #59Tanoh KpassagnonEDGEVillanova+9.3backup
2017R3, #86Kareem HuntRBToledo+36.8backup
2017R4, #139Jehu ChessonWRMichigan-33.2active
2017R5, #183Ukeme EligweLBGeorgia Southern-24.2active
2017R6, #218Leon McQuaySUSC-27.2active
2016R2, #37Chris JonesDLMississippi St.+26.5starter
2016R3, #74KeiVarae RussellCBNotre Dame-47.5bust
2016R4, #105Parker EhingerOLCincinnati-40.5starter
2016R4, #106Eric MurrayCBMinnesota-35.3starter
2016R4, #126Demarcus RobinsonWRFlorida+2.6starter
2016R5, #162Kevin HoganQBStanford-19.6active
2016R5, #165Tyreek HillWRWest Alabama+56.5starter
2016R6, #178D.J. WhiteCBGeorgia Tech-25.2active
2016R6, #203Dadi NicolasEDGEVirginia Tech-20.2active
2015R1, #18Marcus PetersCBWashington+18.6starter
2015R2, #49Mitch MorseOLMissouri+28.9starter
2015R3, #76Chris ConleyWRGeorgia+12.7starter
2015R3, #98Steven NelsonCBOregon St.+33.3starter
2015R4, #118Ramik WilsonLBGeorgia-32.7backup
2015R5, #172D.J. AlexanderEDGEOregon St.-21.5backup
2015R5, #173James O'ShaughnessyTEIllinois St.+35.8backup
2015R6, #217Rakeem Nunez-RochesDLSouthern Miss+19.2backup
2015R7, #233Da'Ron BrownWRNorthern Illinois+7.3released
2014R1, #23Dee FordLBAuburn+19.3backup
2014R3, #87Phillip GainesCBRice-45.8bust
2014R4, #124De'Anthony ThomasRBOregon-31.4backup
2014R5, #163Aaron MurrayQBGeorgia-38.3released
2014R6, #193Zach FultonOLTennessee+55.7starter
2014R6, #200Laurent Duvernay-TardifOLMcGill+32.3starter
2013R1, #1Eric FisherOLCentral Michigan-24.6starter
2013R3, #63Travis KelceTECincinnati+34.0starter
2013R3, #96Knile DavisRBArkansas-37.5bust
2013R4, #99Nico JohnsonLBAlabama-41.8active
2013R5, #134Sanders CommingsCBGeorgia-44.3active
2013R6, #170Eric KushOLCalifornia (PA)+56.5backup
2013R6, #204Braden WilsonRBKansas St.-30.0released
2013R7, #207Mike CatapanoEDGEPrinceton-19.4active

Questions

How good is John Dorsey at drafting?

John Dorsey has 20 starters and 4 busts from 54 picks, with a hit rate of 45% and -3.3 Draft Value Added per pick. A positive number means the picks outperformed their draft slot.

How good is John Dorsey at evaluating cornerbacks?

John Dorsey has drafted 11 cornerbacks: 5 starters, 2 busts, -15.0 DVA per pick. That is 3.6 points below the league average for cornerbacks.

How good is John Dorsey at evaluating offensive linemen?

John Dorsey has drafted 8 offensive linemen: 6 starters, 0 busts, +12.7 DVA per pick. That is 19.3 points above the league average for offensive linemen.

How good is John Dorsey at evaluating linebackers?

John Dorsey has drafted 7 linebackers: 0 starters, 0 busts, -8.5 DVA per pick. That is 2.5 points below the league average for linebackers.

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