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Defensewins · 02-25-2010, 08:26 PM

This was on the recent CNNSI mock draft about us possibly taking Bradford,

"With the Redskins' evaluation of quarterback Jason Campbell very much ongoing, this pick obviously has the potential to change to the offensive tackle that Washington so desperately needs. We could go Oklahoma State tackle Russell Okung, and maybe we should. But for now, we're sticking with the headline-loving Redskins taking Bradford on the presumption that his throwing shoulder checks out healthy and Mike Shanahan falls in love with the kid during the combine interview process."

Why do we still get these kind of comments? I call BS.

It is funny that most mock draft shows Okung still there when we pick at #4. When need and talent collide like this to me it is a no brainer to take Okung. In past drafts when need and talent collided and lands in our lap gift wrapped like this (Champ Bailey, Samuels, Arrington, Sean Taylor) it really work for us. Why fight it?

02-25-2010, 08:26 PM	#9
Defensewins Playmaker Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Houston, Texas Posts: 3,765	Re: Time to Build an Offensive Line This was on the recent CNNSI mock draft about us possibly taking Bradford, "With the Redskins' evaluation of quarterback Jason Campbell very much ongoing, this pick obviously has the potential to change to the offensive tackle that Washington so desperately needs. We could go Oklahoma State tackle Russell Okung, and maybe we should. But for now, we're sticking with the headline-loving Redskins taking Bradford on the presumption that his throwing shoulder checks out healthy and Mike Shanahan falls in love with the kid during the combine interview process." Why do we still get these kind of comments? I call BS. It is funny that most mock draft shows Okung still there when we pick at #4. When need and talent collide like this to me it is a no brainer to take Okung. In past drafts when need and talent collided and lands in our lap gift wrapped like this (Champ Bailey, Samuels, Arrington, Sean Taylor) it really work for us. Why fight it?