Looking at the draft.

IF he is still there at 4, and IF they would take it, would you trade our first rounder this year and our first next year to the Brown's for the chance to get Barkley?

I realize there are so many reasons this will not happen, I am just curious what other people think they would do if it were a possibility.I love Barkley. I think he's the best player in the draft. But for this team, i just don't see the value.

I do not think they can afford to draft both a CB and a NB, just one or the other.Why? No Breeland. No Fuller. They were solid contributors to a good pass coverage unit. I think in order to maintain or improve in pass rush we can't rely on Scandrick, Moreau and Dunbar to be as good as the players we lost.

For me it makes sense that both CB and NB are targets along with the other positions. A NB is basically a starter in the modern NFL.

I would like to see (not in this particular order) G,NT, RB, C, TE, CB, S, QBThat's a good list too. D

IF he is still there at 4, and IF they would take it, would you trade our first rounder this year and our first next year to the Brown's for the chance to get Barkley?

I realize there are so many reasons this will not happen, I am just curious what other people think they would do if it were a possibility.No. 2 first round picks for a position with the shortest average career length in the league doesn't make sense to me.

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NFL comparison by Chris Trapasso of cbssports.com:

D.J. Moore, Maryland

NFL comparison: Pierre Garcon

Garcon has had one of the more underrated careers of any wide receiver over the past decade. He had an awesome combine back in 2008 and doesn't lack in any area. He'll occasionally hit a big play by utilizing his speed, is shifty on bubble screens and has done plenty of work as a consistent chain-mover. Moore's balance and running skills make him an ideal wideout for today's NFL.

This is such a good comparison. As I watched Moore's tape, Pierre Garcon memories kept popping into my head. He would be a perfect fit for us but, due to other needs, I doubt that we'll pick him. I think he'll be very successful in the NFL.

21 year old
6' 8"
346 pounds
He ran the 40-yard dash in 5.12 seconds — which would have been the seventh best at that position at the NFL Combine — and ran a short shuttle time of 4.67 seconds — which would have put him in the top-10. He also knocked out 22 reps on the bench press.

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/australian-rugby-player-jordan-mailata-picking-nfl-interest-visiting-five-teams-week-042643559.html

NFL comparison by Chris Trapasso of cbssports.com:

D.J. Moore, Maryland

NFL comparison: Pierre Garcon

Garcon has had one of the more underrated careers of any wide receiver over the past decade. He had an awesome combine back in 2008 and doesn't lack in any area. He'll occasionally hit a big play by utilizing his speed, is shifty on bubble screens and has done plenty of work as a consistent chain-mover. Moore's balance and running skills make him an ideal wideout for today's NFL.

This is such a good comparison. As I watched Moore's tape, Pierre Garcon memories kept popping into my head. He would be a perfect fit for us but, due to other needs, I doubt that we'll pick him. I think he'll be very successful in the NFL.

What I was surprised with PG was his speed, he was much faster than people credited him for..

Kiper's Two Round Projection for the Redskins:

Round 1 (13): Da'Ron Payne, DT, Alabama
Round 2 (44): Sony Michel, RB, Georgia

Kiper's Two Round Projection for the Redskins:

Round 1 (13): Da'Ron Payne, DT, Alabama
Round 2 (44): Sony Michel, RB, Georgia

I wouldn't oppose those picks

Kiper's Two Round Projection for the Redskins:

Round 1 (13): Da'Ron Payne, DT, Alabama
Round 2 (44): Sony Michel, RB, Georgia

Too high for Payne, he's listed as the 3rd best DL in the draft

Too high for Payne, he's listed as the 3rd best DL in the draftIt doesn't really matter what so called NFL analysts think. If Redskins scouting dept rated Payne as one of best DL then they should go for it.