The NFL draft is an interesting beast. 32 teams spend months, if not years, gathering data points on prospects, trying to build draft boards which will lead them as they invest their limited resources in college prospects who will be the future of their franchises.
But while every team has similar resources and the same goals, they can each go about the process in wildly different ways. Every team runs slightly different schemes, and has different philosophies regarding what they value in a prospect.
Michigan defensive end Rashan Gary will be a litmus test for what teams value and how they go about their pre-draft processes.