I fell asleep an hour into the draft, woke up, went to actual bed, and only now read about stuff long after I woke up. IMO the draft failed at getting me intrested in watching anything on the main product regularly. They had a unique option to differentiate the brands with the draft, but instead made each product seem diluted - which is a total failure of the task they gave themselves.
My current stance of looking at Youtube the day after RAW for short clips probably won't change, although now I might do the same for Smackdown now too. I will still keep my WWE Network subscription going as I like NXT and bits of pieces of the original content.
I am not asking for RAW or Smackdown to turn into NXT but my one hope for last night was to make RAW and/or SD distinct from each other - and they fell at the first hurdle of accomplishing that. The roster of each show feels like it was determined via a lottery system, with no sensible human overlooking the situation. That is a horrible start.
It's a pity that WWEs big effort to make things different resulted in everything staying pretty much the same - at least for me.
My current feeling on WWE is not hate, I gave that up a long time ago, It is now more a sense of apathy. They can get things so right every now and then, but it is surprising to when they do so. The draft was certinly a low point, when it had every chance of been much more.