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Originally Posted by saden1
2rd round - OG. The redskins aren't going to take a chance on a 2nd round wide receiver unless there is a magical player there that all the other teams missed (doubtful). This is a much needed position so I can see the skins getting one with their first pick.
3nd round - DT. I suppose they could take a DE here but I think Williams is very happy with what he has.
5th round - DB. All is not well in the CB department as we have seen this past season. A DB pick makes sense here.
6th round - No quality players here. We can only hope for diamonds in the rough and this is where I see the Skins taking a LB and a WR and hope for the best.
7th round - Players in this round should really be classified as un-drafted free agents as few gems ever exist among a vast collection of scrubs. I see the Skins taking an undersized defensive end.
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2 DT/CB - I don't think they'll take a Guard this high, unless he's a top prospect. A
second round CB could be a nice pick if he's a 1st round talent. If not, DT is a must, big fat run stopper a la Ted Washington.
3 WR - Gibbs may be forced to draft WR because of average free agent pool. We have to make this pick on day 1 with one of these 2 picks. Taylor Jacobs needs to go. Thrash needs to be on teams only.
5 G/T - Take a steady performer with no injuries who can play both (T in college).
6 DT/DE/OLB - We could still get a good DT this late, if we are really looking for a fat run stopper..Griffin can get to QB...For DE/OLB, A 'tweener would work here to help out Wynn, Daniels, Clemons and LaVar (I hope?). I love Demetic Evans, do we still have him? I hope we resign him.
7 WR/K For heaven's sake, John Hall used to kick the ball 60-65 yards when I was at U. of Wisconsin with him. Now he kicks like Eddie Murray's joke of a 44-yard attempt in that 9-7 debacle with Jeff George at Fed Ex back in Norv's final days...Hall kicks like an old man now.....Vanderjat/Longwell needs to come to town or we'll draft a K, or another WR just so we can cut Jacobs on the spot.
One final note:
Cedrick Killings is the toughest name in the NFL. Period.