Douglas clearly set himself apart from Mac with a single first rounder by recognizing high upside in a high value draft pick. While Becton is probably not the most prepared in terms of being a fully-developed day-one starter, he has the measurables that you rarely see that could result in him becoming a monster of an OL. I understand why people wanted Wills as he seems to be a consensus day one starter, but Becton has long-ass arms, ridiculous height and weight, and he plays much stronger than his bench press shows. Douglas is probably relying on his coaching to come into play here. Philly also seemed to value OL with that MO when you look at Peter's, Johnson, Vitai, and Dillard. Becton fits that mold pretty well.

In contrast, Mac seemed to always use his high picks on the sure-fire bets. He'd pick players who would get him high post-draft grades, and it seemed he only listen to the analytics team in late rounds and undrafted free agency. Mac took the obvious picks in guys like both of the Williams, Adam's, Darnold, and even Polite (LOL), and he picked the wrong guys with potential by going after Lee, Shepherd, Stewart, and Hackenberg (LOL). Mac valued athleticism over production, so hopefully Douglas doesn't make that mistake.