A couple of HOFers share their draft insights

[MightyGiants]

How 'Type' Grading System Allows Teams To Reduce Bust Risk In NFL Draft

By Bill Parcells

Hall of Fame Head Coach

https://www.the33rdteam.com/how-type-grading-system-allows-nfl-teams-to-limit-drafting-mistakes/

How NFL Teams Prepare Their Final Draft Board

By Bill Polian

Hall of Fame Team Executive

https://www.the33rdteam.com/how-nfl-teams-prepare-their-final-draft-board/

[londonblue]

If you look at what Schoen has done so far then IMO you see quite a lot of Parcells type prototyping but with a sprinkling of dog-pound exceptionalism on height (Wandale most obviously) or speed (Gray). There might be a trend that he has more willingness to make exceptions on weight at speed dependent positions (WR, CB).

[MightyGiants]

If you look at what Schoen has done so far then IMO you see quite a lot of Parcells type prototyping but with a sprinkling of dog-pound exceptionalism on height (Wandale most obviously) or speed (Gray). There might be a trend that he has more willingness to make exceptions on weight at speed dependent positions (WR, CB).

Don't forget Flott was a weight exception

[londonblue]

I didn't forget Mighty hence my last sentence. I think speed might trump bulk for Schoen at WR, CB looking at Flott, Hyatt as examples. Of course it might just be a case of limited information from two drafts, neither of which were necessarily perceived as deep on prototypical prospects in the mid rounds which could lead to more 'exceptions'.