Here's a short review I wrote on the draft. Hopefully I didn't leave anything out:
This year's WWE Draft can be described in one word...predictable. Who wouldn't have guessed that Punk was going to Raw? Who wouldn't have guessed that somehow with the draft, all the title matches at NOC would've been shook up with new twists? Who wouldn't have guessed that something would happen to McMahon? They couldn't end the show with Vince giving away money to a fan and then just saying "Goodnight." They pretty much blew it.
They screwed ECW. I thought they'd try to add more ECW Originals to the roster, but instead, they added Matt Hardy. Of course, ECW got the United States Champions, but they only won one pick out of the total eleven. They could've at least given The Land of "Extreme" someone like Super Crazy! Personally, I would've enjoyed seeing Rey Mysterio go to ECW. Instead, they send him over to Raw, where his style doesn't fit in IMO.
The Raw roster now, consists of ex-ECW and SmackDown stars, and SmackDown consists of the WWE Champion, and guys who were losing popularity on Raw. Maybe on SmackDown we'll see Jeff Hardy and Mr. Kennedy move up to the main event scene. If not, this can be added to the dumb moves WWE has made in this year's draft.
To sum it all up, they really opened things up to make things more predictable in time for NOC. Following up on the draft, I'm predicting Triple H defeats John Cena, Big Show defeats Kane and moves to ECW, and Batista defeats Edge. That way, all brands can have a champion. It's obvious that WWE will either do what I'm predicting, or something more complicated in order to give every brand a head champion.