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I read where Mickey and Sean said some things about paying more attention to the defensive side of the ball but that BPA was still the guiding principle for the draft (at least for our first rounder).
I can't help but think that if picking BPA at #10 lands us an offensive player that it'd not be the BDA (Best Decision Availble).
Does BPA mean that we will find the best defensive player available or simply whomever is the highest rated regarldesss of position? I ask this rhetorically. I mean, I know the answer is the latter but in our case maybe the (BDA) best decision available is to--provided that there isn't a worthy defensive player on the board at #10-- trade down to a spot where the defensive talent is commensurate with the value of the pick in regards to what number the pick is. To me, that's the best thing to do OTHER than doing "whatever" it takes to move up for Ellis or Dorsey.
I can't help but think that if picking BPA at #10 lands us an offensive player that it'd not be the BDA (Best Decision Availble).
Does BPA mean that we will find the best defensive player available or simply whomever is the highest rated regarldesss of position? I ask this rhetorically. I mean, I know the answer is the latter but in our case maybe the (BDA) best decision available is to--provided that there isn't a worthy defensive player on the board at #10-- trade down to a spot where the defensive talent is commensurate with the value of the pick in regards to what number the pick is. To me, that's the best thing to do OTHER than doing "whatever" it takes to move up for Ellis or Dorsey.