i dunno: i thought they'd take mosley, i thought they'd aim at a wr in 2015 (although i had no idea it would be perriman), i knew they'd take a tackle (like most people) in 2016 and early on assumed they'd take a corner in 2017 (although when sidney jones went down i kinda had no idea what they'd do
i think generally if you look beyond just first round picks they are actually quite predictable - we often pick with the strength of a draft class because teams ahead of us reach for need (often against the strength of the class) which is why i would find it weird if we ended up with a wideout or a corner in the first round next year but who knows
in 2014 loads of people had mosley and loads had us taking camp too
as much as people wanted oline and wr who actually thought it would happen in the first two days this year? a lot of us expected corner and edge rusher and we ended up with a corner and 2 edge rushers (including two guys a lot of us mocked in bowser and timmy) in the first 2 days
many pegged wideout in 2015 just got the wrong one with perriman - still surprised by how many mocked us jaelen strong but heyho and maxx williams at tight end - and we picked him - even carl davis was on the table (only as a first round mock rather than a 3rd rounder...)
as much as people wanted jalen ramsey or joey bosa - most of us mocked a tackle (kudos to those who mocked ronnie over tunsil but i didnt watch much oline film then and was a sheep to the media idea of tunsil) in 2016 and lo and behold we got one as well as an edge guy (even if he didnt pan out yet - or ever) - likewise so many of us wanted and expected us to take matt judon and we did
i think you have to remember that we wont get them all right but often the general idea behind a draft can be quite predictable if you think about it - i really dont think that many of us were surprised by the outcome of this year's draft - i cant think of a pick that really surprised me (except chuck clark - i was like "damn who?")
