No. 18: Josh Doctson — Pick 22, 2016
Perhaps the most disappointing draft pick the Redskins have had this century, Doctson has failed to…
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No. 17: Dwayne Haskins — Pick 15, 2019
The jury is still out on Haskins, who showed great improvement down the stretch of his…
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No. 16: Montez Sweat — Pick 26, 2019
A slow start to his rookie season tempered expectations, but a strong finish, plus the prospect…
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No. 15: Daron Payne — Pick 13, 2018
Drafted to team up with his Alabama brother, Jonathan Allen, Payne has started his growth into…
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No. 14: Patrick Ramsey — Pick 32, 2002
37 total touchdowns in 37 games, Ramsey was solid, but his 30 interceptions in that time…
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No. 13: Jonathan Allen — Pick 17, 2017
Allen has been a great player on the defensive front, but the Redskins are still waiting…
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No. 12: Rod Gardner — Pick 15, 2001
A versatile receiver who could throw touchdowns (2) almost as well as he can catch them…
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No. 11: Brandon Scherff — Pick 5, 2015
A high first-round pick that lived up to all expectations and has become one of the…
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No. 10: Robert Griffin III — Pick 2, 2012
A cautionary tale of the greed that leads to overworking a young quarterback. RG3 had the…
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No. 9: LaRon Landry — Pick 6, 2007
1 Pro Bowl, 6 interceptions and 8 sacks in 103 games with the Redskins.
No. 8: LaVar Arrington — Pick 2, 2000
Half of the No. 2-3 pick package the Redskins had in 2000, Arrington had 23.5 sacks…
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No. 7: Chris Samuels — Pick 3, 2000
The other half of that pick package, Samuels played 141 games in Washington and made six…
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No. 6: Carlos Rogers — Pick 9, 2005
Rogers was named to one Pro Bowl and ended his Redskins career with 17 interceptions.
No. 5: Jason Campbell — Pick 25, 2005
93 total touchdowns in 90 games with the Redskins, one of Washington's first dual-threat QBs.
No. 4: Brian Orakpo — Pick 13, 2009
Four Pro-Bowl selections and 66 sacks in 148 games with the Redskins, as solid of a…
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No. 3: Ryan Kerrigan — Pick 16, 2011
The Redskins heart and soul that went 139-straight games without missing a start once he was…
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No. 2: Trent Williams — Pick 4, 2010
A seven-time Pro-Bowler, and one of, if not the best left tackle in the NFL into…
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No. 1: Sean Taylor — Pick 5, 2004
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Czabe talked about this article last week, thought it would a fun little thread while we wait for the draft and FA frenzy to begin.
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