Championship Draft comparison

As a way of considering exactly how amazing psych dog's draft outcome was, I'm comparing the championship squads drafts and what they kept.

Round	Pick#	psychdog	Points	Rank	Pick#	TTM	Points	Ranking
1	-3	Christian McCaffrey (Car - RB)	327.9	RB 1	-5	Nick Chubb (Cle - RB)	217.3	RB 6
2	-18	Damien Williams (KC - RB)			-16	JuJu Smith-Schuster (Pit - WR)	72	WR 60
3	-23	Zach Ertz (Phi - TE)	124.8	TE 2	-25	Aaron Jones (GB - RB)	228.1	RB 4
4	-38	Leonard Fournette (Jax - RB)	179.9	RB 10	-36	Robert Woods (LAR - WR)	119	WR 27
5	-43	Chris Carson (Sea - RB)	188.2	RB 9	-45	Kenny Golladay (Det - WR)	170.2	WR 4
6	-58	Calvin Ridley (Atl - WR)			-56	Evan Engram (NYG - TE)
7	-63	Dede Westbrook (Jax - WR)			-65	Miles Sanders (Phi - RB)	158.76	RB 13
8	-78	Lamar Jackson (Bal - QB)	389.71	QB 1	-76	Christian Kirk (Ari - WR)	95.66	WR 44
9	-83	Derrius Guice (Was - RB)			-85	Jameis Winston (TB - QB)
10	-98	Jarvis Landry (Cle - WR)			-96	Kenyan Drake (Ari - RB)
11	-103	Matt Breida (SF - RB)			-105	Los Angeles (LAC - DEF)
12	-118	Michael Gallup (Dal - WR)			-116	Jason Myers (Sea - K)
13	-123	Tom Brady (NE - QB)	234.25	QB 13	-125	Darius Leonard (Ind - LB)
14	-138	Joey Bosa (LAC - DE)			-136	Marshon Lattimore (NO - CB)
15	-143	Leighton Vander Esch (Dal - LB)			-145	J.J. Watt (Hou - DE)
16	-158	Landon Collins (Was - S)			-156	Deion Jones (Atl - LB)
17	-163	T.J. Watt (Pit - LB)			-165	Cory Littleton (LAR - LB)	72.5	LB 6
18	-178	Philadelphia (Phi - DEF)			-176	Jimmy Garoppolo (SF - QB)
19	-183	Myles Garrett (Cle - DE)			-185	Nyheim Hines (Ind - RB)
20	-198	Jake Elliott (Phi - K)			-196	Donte Moncrief (Car - WR)
Total Points			1444.76				1133.52

psychdog - it's no secret why they're in the championship. Having the two top MVP candidates in Jackson and McCaffrey at QB1 and RB1 respectively is probably enough for top scoring squad honors on its own.  But add to that two top 10 RBs and the TE2 and the writing was on the wall for a historic season. And they cut bait on failed picks quickly:

Dropped
Dede Westbrook - September 27th
Damien Williams - October 23rd
Calvin Ridley - December 11th

Any risk on taking Jackson 8th was defrayed with taking Brady later, although not many would have predicted the degree of consensus change between the two.  Still the draft's excellence hinges on Jackson and McCaffrey.  Jackson was 88 points ahead of QB 2 and McCaffrey was 83 points ahead of RB 2. They weren't just #1 they were #1!

TakingTigerMountain  - TTM had a solid, workmanlike draft. Two top six RBs and a top 5 WR in the first five picks and a notable flex in the seven spot.   Winston had a wildly inconsistent season ending at QB 5. While it's difficult to see, TTM riding out a 10-3 record with Winston's rocky middle of the season, he's been dominant the last two weeks and TTM has been chasing QB points all season.  Unlike psychdog TTM was slow to admit defeat on bad assets:

Dropped

Winston - October 23rd
Engram - December 14th
Smith-Schuster - Not yet

Smith-Schuster was a reasonable bet at #16.However, he was likely sunk cost after Rothlesburger was out for the season. TTM tried to stash him on the bench as upside, and then let him molder after week 12 with injuries.  Engram looked like a big win with a shot at a top 3 TE spot before injury derailed him. The writing was on the wall, but he remained on TTM's bench until officially IR'd in the middle of the playoffs. Hits on Golladay and Sanders gave TTM some leeway which could have been better spent on QB flexibility and waiver improvements.