It was a very Angelo type pick, weirdly. Not sure what you mean by that. It was very much an Emery like pick. He likes big freaks of nature and doesn't care about a lack of college playing time or perceived value. When I look at the athletic freaks Emery drafted they showed that freakishness on the field more than Hardins tape. Even a guy like Long showed on the field athleticism, even in limited snaps. Then you have the contingency of non athletic freaks like Jeffrey and Mills. I think it's very accurate to say Emery's idea of athletic freaks is not the same as Angelo's (pool jumper). But beyond the athleticism, oft injured CB converting to safety in third round seems up Angelo's alley. Some combination of those factors was seen a lot during Angelo's run. Angelo was a scheme fitter. He knew what Lovie wanted to do and he drafted guys to fit that scheme, even if they only had value because they could theoretically play in that scheme and were not worthy of being selected. Emery is much more of a "draft athletes and make the coaches find a way to make it work" guy. This was an Emery pick.