The only way a person can "grade" a draft immediately after it takes place is if they assume they know more than the person making the picks.  But such an assumption is absurd if you compare the effort spent by the general managers and their scouting staffs to the effort spent by any of us.  This is the time of year when plumbers, used car salesmen, and office workers pretend they know more than NFL general managers and scouts. 

As long as you (meaning everyone out there, not just you) understand that you are only pretending to know enough to give a grade, and we're all just having a fun fantasy giving these grades, fine.  But if you really think your "grade" means anything, you need to see a shrink.

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