To me it appears the true draft strategy of the best talent evaluators seems to be:

Need+Bap in the first and second round. The top two rounds are basically plug and play guys so you can fill immediately needs with the top two rounds with starting caliber players.

Then bap for rounds three through seven. Since it’s practically a crap shoot from here on, no reason to try and aim for a particular need. Just get the highest rated guys on your board. At this point. Usually the higher rated players are guys with off the feild concerns/medical issues in these rounds. That’s how you end up with players like Telvin, Colvin and Westbrook. Players who had much higher grades on them but fell because of the stated issues. It it works out then you are a genius.

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