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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 879389">Despite all the evidence, year after year, that it doesn't work this way, I'll take one more short.  Let's say the board looks like this...Derwin James.  6.6Tremain Edmunds 6.5Jaire Alexander. 6.5Marcus Davenport 6.5LVE 6.5Jaire Alexander. 6.4...with Alexander the guy you see as the best CB on the board and CB the most acute need.  Two decimal places is within the margin for error.  You pick Alexander.  We've seen this happen over and over, from the top on down the board.  More often day 3 picks are made on raw potential, but in this draft we see the OLs on day 3 as a group from which that game day 8th. OL is supposed to emerge not to mention an injury replacement.  There may be a dream that one of these guys can replace Bakhtiari next season, Runyan being the most likely candidate, and that's probably the biggest need of all. Your adamant refusal to acknowlege need in the equation is inexplicable other than you have taken GM statements at face value when evidence says they are frequently a deflection.  The best talent available happening to match up with the most acute need is an uncommon happy circumstance.</blockquote>

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