So just vague generalizations rather than the clear, indisputable evidence you seemed to indicate originally.
And no you can’t prove it. At least we agree on that. But it’s your point, and you haven’t even provided evidence to support what you said. Your argument is simple that it’s clear to see, but It’s apparently not clear enough for you to provide examples.
As for me not being able to prove you wrong, it was your point to make, so if the only support you have is that someone can’t prove you wrong rather than having evidence you are right, that’s not much of a point. Even so, I actually did provide some evidence and not just general comments. The uniqueness of the positions and players drafted doesn’t bear out when looking at the facts. All the positions we drafted are positions we have drafted before, many at or near the same round in the draft. We also know the 2016 draft was highly successful, so we can’t say a good draft is unique either.