Finally, someone not on the "draft a receiver or running back" train. I don't know, I'm an 80's kid so I remember the movie Rudy. It basically told the story of a kid who worked his asthma off for years to get in on one play for Notre Dame at the end of the season. Cool story, but here's the zit in that logic that I can't help but pop. We all come into this life with a special skill in one area, and in other area's we are typically lacking. It is infinitely far more product

Get Tyler Shough more weapons! That's the logic spread across my twitter timeline, and while I understand it, I obviously don't agree with it - not from a team building POV. The reason most mock drafters are typically inaccurate isn't because they are bad at identifying talent, it's because it's too hard to know how each individual team views the available pool of players and their potential role on the team. Team building is like fitting a puzzle. For instance, Jaxson Smith