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as soon as a pick gets made, the PR narrative is always the same. We all agreed and got exactly who we all wanted. It went perfect. In reality, there should be disagreement in house on how virtually every pick is used. Your OC with a glaring hole at WR....shouldn't be like yeah, we should totally draft that DB Evero wants despite a WR they like being essentially right there in the same area on their board. Everyone tows a company line in the end. That's just work. NFL or the real world. I still think as reported, there was a split on the QB last year. Then a decision got made and everyone sings the same song. Because that's just what you have to do. -
Harmon likes Pearsall. But, don't miss it even Harmon mentions "underneath." Pearsall is projected to be a slot receiver. That doesn't mean that he won't tear it up though, but I'd rather have that X receiver with top 10 potential. -
i think they all have them. i even saw one for rhule at one point. they had it on some video that got released, but i think there was a lot of second guessing when it came time to make picks. but i'm guessing that probably happens a lot when the draft goes differently than what you think it would. it would have to. you see one position falling that you had placed a bit of importance on and to make sure that you get that addressed you jump the gun so you don't miss out. you have to watch the waves within the draft and either ride them or work your way around them to make the right calls. i think you can make it work if you make yourself a slave to your draft board's ranking, but i think you can also lose out on some good players that could help if you do that.
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