to me its pretty clear. Snead collected the information, put the draft board together, did a lot of the moving and shaking during the draft day and made recommendations, but "the pick" came down to fisher. as in any group decsion making process (including every draft room) there is not likely to be 100 percent agreement. in cases where snead and fisher disagreed, someone ultimately must have final say and all signals point to fisher (including the fact that he was fired and snead was not).

currently, its my understanding that snead has final say (like fisher before him) and will be held accountable for his performance.

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The_Bad_Guy
... told me several years ago that Fisher was in control of who the Rams were drafting.

Somebody who should know.