As someone who thinks about the NFL on a macro level, I've always loved the NFL Draft, an annual event that allows for months of thought experiments as we try to get inside the mind of 32 general managers and their personnel departments. With previous experience as CBS Sports' NFL Draft editor, I've spent a lot of time digging into that process and piecing together information in order to predict what's going to happen on Day 1 of the draft and beyond (longtime readers will remember my massive seven-mock draf ts with team-by-team analysis that always had upwards of 20 trades throughout the 250-plus picks).
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