Look at some of those O Line picks he made. His hit rate at that position is pretty remarkable. Granted, many of them were early picks, but is still very impressive none the less. If I can see any discernible pattern other than that, it looks like he was always very strong in the early part of drafts, and not so hot at all in the latter rounds. Of course we would all like to see some later round gems unearthed by Randy, but it is more important that he really make the earlier picks count.
The more I think about him drafting McAllister when they had Ricky, I am finding it more likely that he could easily pull the trigger on a guy like Patrick Willis if Quinn is gone or they don't make a move up to get him. I suppose that also makes Adrian Peterson more of a possibility too, but I still just can't see that one happening. It would be one thing if we were picking in the 20's, but to pay another running back 9th pick money when we already have so much tied up in Ronnie Brown would be a bit much.