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Jordyn Tyson
YesNo
Carnell Tate
YesNo
Jeremiyah Love
YesNo
Trevor Goosby
YesNo
Carson Beck
YesNo
David Bailey
YesNo
Kayden McDonald
YesNo
Caleb Downs
YesNo
Peter Woods
YesNo
Keldric Faulk
YesNo
Spencer Fano
YesNo
Dante Moore
YesNo
Francis Mauigoa
YesNo
Arvell Reese
YesNo
Sonny Styles
YesNo
Fernando Mendoza
YesNo
T.J. Parker
YesNo
Kadyn Proctor
YesNo
LT Overton
YesNo
Ty Simpson
YesNo
Nico Iamaleava
YesNo
Garrett Nussmeier
YesNo
Drew Allar
YesNo
Rueben Bain Jr.
YesNo
AI Insights:
03.13 09:36 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
The market is currently in an extreme 'super bubble' state of irrationality. The sum of all 'Yes' prices exceeds 450%, which is mathematically absurd (should be close to 100%). This indicates prices are driven almost entirely by illiquidity and uninformed retail speculation. Based on early 2026 draft outlooks, Francis Mauigoa (OT) remains a strong contender for a top-3 pick due to positional value. Nico Iamaleava or other top QBs are also potential candidates. The current odds list features numerous players with non-first-round grades priced above 25 cents, representing massive shorting opportunities (buying No). Fair values must be drastically marked down to reflect the mathematical reality of a single winner.
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Divergence
Extreme divergence. The market pricing implies that nearly 10 players each have a >30% chance of being the 3rd overall pick, which is mathematically impossible. Furthermore, players like Spencer Fano and Jordyn Tyson are rarely consistently locked as top-3 picks in mainstream 2026 mock drafts (e.g., ESPN, PFF) compared to prospects like Francis Mauigoa or Nico Iamaleava. The prices reflect a speculative bubble rather than expert consensus.