One of my favorite things to do after each round is look at the draft from the perspective of the division.iiiii

After all win the division and get a spot in the big dance.

Here is one such perspective from ESPN.COM

From ESPNCOM

9. Chicago Bears

Leonard Floyd, OLB, Georgia | Highlights

The Bears moved up two spots to draft a player who had 4.5 sacks in 2015. Floyd never dominated at Georgia. He is an incredible athlete, but the pick is risky. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio will have to coach up Floyd, who needs to put on weight. The Bears did need another pass-rusher, but to surrender a fourth-round choice for Floyd is odd. Thumbs down. -- Jeff Dickerson

16. Detroit Lions

Taylor Decker, OT, Ohio State | Highlights

Bob Quinn’s first pick as the general manager of the Lions is a safe one and a smart one. Matthew Stafford was sacked 89 times the past two seasons and taking Decker at No. 16 was a good decision by Quinn. Decker can come in and play right tackle immediately, improving the running game and giving Stafford more protection. Long term, he could end up as Stafford’s blindside protector. Thumbs up. -- Michael Rothstein

23. Minnesota Vikings

Laquon Treadwell, WR, Ole Miss | Highlights

The Vikings wanted a true split end and in Treadwell they got one. He doesn’t turn 21 until this summer, has the size to handle press coverage (and block for Adrian Peterson) and he should give Teddy Bridgewater a much-needed target in an offense that ranked 31st in the league in passing last season. Thumbs up. -- Ben Goessling

27. Green Bay Packers

Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA | Highlights

The Packers allowed 4.5 yards per rush last season, the fourth-worst average in the NFL. And they lost their best run-stopping defensive lineman, B.J. Raji, who unexpectedly decided to walk away from football. So getting an interior lineman with excellent size (6-foot-2½, 314 pounds) and strength (29 reps on the bench press at the combine) should help even with his UCLA teammate Myles Jack on the board. Plus, Clark had six sacks last season for UCLA as a junior and he’s only 20 years old. Thumbs up. -- Rob Demovsky

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I'd rather have had someone else, but I like GB's pick best of the four. Decker I would have picked over Clark at #27, but not at 16.

On the other hand, I'm really glad that all three of the division rivals reached as much (Detroit) or more (Chicago, Minnesota) as Ted might have.

And as someone said in another thread, the fact that all those DL I liked better than Clark were passed on by all of the teams suggests he didn't reach as much as I would have.

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