According to Pundit Tracker. This is how they calculate things: “we use a variability measure based on the difference between when each player was projected to be picked and when he was actually picked.” That’s a unique way. Most other places simply give you 1 point for each player in your mock who goes in the 1st round, and two points for every direct player-to-team hit (if you care how we did in 2012 by that metric, see the bottom here.) While we’re talking about the draft … did you look at our 2013 mock draft? [Tremendous image via The Sports Hernia]

Previously: Grading Mel Kiper’s NFL Draft Grades From 2007 to 2009
Previously: Video: Here Are All the Early NFL Draft Picks That Mel Kiper Jr. Didn’t Like
Previously: Mel Kiper Politely Ripped the Patriots’ 2nd Round Selection of Tavon Wilson