The AF number in DV2014 is 116k. That is 47k more Cns. Let's consider this a few ways.
So it took 11 months to get to 69k. So doing 47k in the last month would seem an odd way to organise the workload.
But you might say there is less density in higher case numbers. That is true, once the draw limited countries have exhausted their numbers, there will be more holes. However, those limited countries all maxed out before this latest VB, and the jump was 13k. So the density in the remaining 47k will be about the same so they would generate more than 3 times the selectees with 47k compared to 13k. Again, that would seem an odd way to organise the workload.
And then we have the quota. To go current there needs to be enough visas to meet the expected demand. We can see the progress in the CEAC data. There just does not seem to be enough visas to meet the demand that is likely from 47k (along with AP cases aleady in the system).
Lastly, we are very sure that the 140k was a huge mistake. There was no reason to increase selectees by 30%.
So. Think about those points. Do you think AF can go current?