Redskins first pick in the draft?

Derek Hagan

Wide Receiver | Senior | Arizona St.
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 202 | 40-Time: 4.54

Strengths:
Has solid size...Is a smart and cagey receiver who just knows how to get open...Runs good routes...Is more quick than fast...Tough and will lay his body on the line...Does a solid job of running after the catch...Never gives up on a play...Adjusts well to bad throws...Overachiever who gets the most out of his ability...Very productive...The type who does everything well but nothing great.

Weaknesses:
Does not have great pure speed...Is not a deep threat...Will still drop some catchable passes and hands are somewhat questionable...May have trouble separating from pro defensive backs...Is not a great blocker...Does not work the middle of the field much...May not have a lot of upside at the next level.

Notes:
An excellent college receiver who you have to temper your excitement about as a prospect due to his lack of ideal physical tools...Can be a great #2 receiver in the pros but to expect much more from him is probably being a little too optimistic.

He had a great college career, but dropped almost every pass thrown to him in the senior bowl. Not that great at getting open against good competition, i have to believe there will be better prospects around when we pick it doesn't have to be a reciever with the first pick.

Derek Hagan

Wide Receiver | Senior | Arizona St.
Height: 6-2 | Weight: 202 | 40-Time: 4.54

Strengths:
Has solid size...Is a smart and cagey receiver who just knows how to get open...Runs good routes...Is more quick than fast...Tough and will lay his body on the line...Does a solid job of running after the catch...Never gives up on a play...Adjusts well to bad throws...Overachiever who gets the most out of his ability...Very productive...The type who does everything well but nothing great.

Weaknesses:
Does not have great pure speed...Is not a deep threat...Will still drop some catchable passes and hands are somewhat questionable...May have trouble separating from pro defensive backs...Is not a great blocker...Does not work the middle of the field much...May not have a lot of upside at the next level.

Notes:
An excellent college receiver who you have to temper your excitement about as a prospect due to his lack of ideal physical tools...Can be a great #2 receiver in the pros but to expect much more from him is probably being a little too optimistic.

Gee, that description is so intriguing . . . "slow receiver with below average hands." Is he your cousin or something?

sounds like he will suck to me

We already had him. His name was Rod Gardner.

rookie WR's are very risky. we dont have time to groom anyone either, its best to get the best player with a chance of playing rather than a prospect. or get a prospect in the late rounds. we need an established player at #2 wr...

no receiver,get me a stud that can rush the passer

D quillen is 6'6" and just as fast and he'll be undrafted.

the FA market for #2s is good, get one there (r-el is the only one that's going to make great money).

I seriously think all the WRs after #2 or 3 are a complete stretch and the only reason they're ranked so high is due to a complete bust of WR talent this year. Hagans looked like a 4th rounder every time i saw him, but he may go in the 2nd. There's much better talent value out there than these guys.

I think orr or hass will go later and could become much better pros.

rookie WR's are very risky. we dont have time to groom anyone either, its best to get the best player with a chance of playing rather than a prospect. or get a prospect in the late rounds. we need an established player at #2 wr...


Yep, totally agree. We don't have 3 years to develop a No. 2, use that 2nd round pick on another position.

Not that I like Hagans at all, but anyone think he'd be worth the 3rd or 4th we would possibly get from Ramsey?