Yes, your understanding is correct, the draft follower rides on the cam and the roller rides on the draft follower.
The follower will flop towards and away from the cam. Memory tells me that it can flop from side to side a bit but not too much. Not 100% sure on that, it has been 4-5 years since I've had it apart.
The long spring keeps the roller tight to the follower.
When you reinstall the valve, you need to be sure the roller is on the follower. Usually, after you have matched the roller to the follower, you have to push forward on the valve to over come the spring a bit to get the bolt holes to line up.
Can the follower cock to the side (twist) a whole bunch? If so, the roller will have trouble staying on the follower.
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