I understand your view and don't disagree.
As fans, we feel better, if the team picks someone we have heard about and is ranked highly.
I'm a big fan of Bloom, and looking at his first round picks with the Rays is not encouraging, but that team was all about not spending big on anyone, so maybe they took the cheapest first rounder in hopes of spreading the wealth to all rounds.
Maybe that's a good strategy for big spending teams, too. Maybe it was not really what Bloom wanted to do in Tampa, but their budget forced his hand.
We'll find out a lot more about Bloom this draft, IFA cycle, trade deadline and his first winter where I feel will have no tax line limit, except maybe the second line ($20M over the first line.)