Drafting is an inexact science. If it were an exact one, teams wouldn’t rely on so much vacuous football speak during the evaluation period. That uncertainty is what makes the draft an annual crapshoot. The 2023 edition is no different. After the top two picks, the draft pivoted into unpredictable territory. Over the course of three days, war rooms cobble together a strategy to fill in their most pressing needs. Others appear to be rolling the dice, ignoring gaping holes in their rosters, and making it up as they go. Those draft classes defy projections and common sense. Here are the teams whose war rooms made the most polarizing decisions of the year. Philly’s UGA brotherhood source: AP A year after selecting Jordan Davis and Nakobe Dean off of the Bulldogs’ championship-winning d…