Yes! Draft for talent, not for needs. This has been proven time and time again that people that grab the top talent in a limited talent pool (rather than tryi

Yes! Draft for talent, not for needs. This has been proven time and time again that people that grab the top talent in a limited talent pool (rather than trying to address their perceived needs) are the most likely to succeed. The best analogy is sports. In (American) football, the Colts' Bill Polian regularly uses this strategy in the draft. In football, ManU's Sir Alex has a strategy to acquire what he calls "characters." While you may not like either of these teams (I love them both! :) you cannot deny that they have been among the most dominant franchises under their managers. The real challenge is to somehow identify the best talent! :)