I hear you actually. There were like nine ways to go and Kwesi took one that was probably one of the least safe. One that made people wonder about whether fan and pundit consensus wasn't the right move and that he might be a bit smarter than a lot of people. He better be. The NFL is filled with various level of quality on pretty much every team. Of course you want that pro bowl guy who can change a game more than two of those guys in the next level down combined. He bet hard on the latter to the point that he was willing to give up the chance on that one elite guy in favor of those two potentially good guys. He trusted he and his teams eval process and stuck to it. That's what I want. I'm not sure about the rest of us. But I'll take the guy willing to stick to what he believes instead of getting caught up in the emotion of the draft.

NFL is filled with guys who are mostly good, mediocre or not very good. That's pretty much 90% of the roster of every team. It's those 5-10 guys who are the difference between 12-5 and 5-12. He didn't see one of those 5-10 guys at pick 12. But what he probably saw was a lot of guys in the next tier down at 36-70 whatever.

I don't know if you play poker. Hold'em in particular. Sometimes you've got the nuts or you've set your up opponent to think you do yet you under bet the pot. Then you kinda kick yourself a bit for not getting more money from everyone at the table even though you win the hand. And sometimes you are even odds or a bit behind even though you're in better position. Then on the flop, your odds increase. Let's see the turn and river.  Or lets see if he chase the Lions out of a big hand?