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Forty four words put D first and A third, and one opening takes nearly half of them. This pattern is mostly about telling the DRA words apart.
R takes the second box in nineteen of the forty four, forty three percent. E follows on twelve, and after those two you are down to I and W on four apiece.
So the second box is really a three way question. Ruling out R and E at once leaves a small remainder that you can read through.
DRAIN, DRAFT, DRAWN, DRAGS and DRAPE all sit in that branch and all are ordinary words. The problem is how alike they are.
DRAWL, DRAWN and DRAWS differ only in the last box, and DRAMA and DRAMS do the same. Guessing two from one stem burns a turn for almost nothing, so pick across stems instead.
S ends sixteen of these, thirty six percent, and E another six. Only one word in the whole group repeats a letter, so a confirmed double rules nearly everything out.
It is the one you are most likely to be hunting. DEALS and DEALT are close behind and both come from the same E branch.
Only in the last box. DRAWS makes a third on the same stem, so the DRAW group can absorb several guesses if you let it.
You are into a thin remainder. I and W take four words each and nothing else reaches more than two.