With the 15th Pick, the Redskins select...

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

Has only had 1 year of tape, played in a weak conference. Can't move and isn't the most accurate guy. Is he worth the risk at #15? Maybe but I'd rather have Grier at 46 if Rosen falls through

He reminds me of Culpepper in some ways even though like I said before, I don't watch college football much so I cannot determine if he has potentials. From what I have seen on the highlights, I wasn't impressed. If we are going to draft a QB that will need some time to develop, I prefer to use 2nd or 3rd day pick to draft a QB instead of investing 1st round pick in Haskins and then develop him.

[skinsfaninok]

Originally Posted by GridIron26

He reminds me of Culpepper in some ways even though like I said before, I don't watch college football much so I cannot determine if he has potentials. From what I have seen on the highlights, I wasn't impressed. If we are going to draft a QB that will need some time to develop, I prefer to use 2nd or 3rd day pick to draft a QB instead of investing 1st round pick in Haskins and then develop him.

He's a smart kid when it comes to X's and O's but overall he isn't ready to play at the NFL Level yet. To be honest I'm not sure any of these guys are, which is y I want Rosen

[GridIron26]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

He's a smart kid when it comes to X's and O's but overall he isn't ready to play at the NFL Level yet. To be honest I'm not sure any of these guys are, which is y I want Rosen

I'm with you on Rosen

[Chief X_Phackter]

If they are really high on a certain QB and he is available at 15, or they are able to trade down a few picks and get him, I'd be ok with that. Neither Smith, McCoy or Keenum are the long term answer at that position, and they absolutely need one.

If not, give me a solid edge rusher to solidify that D-line for the next several years. Ferrell, Burns, or Sweat - in that order.

[REDSKINS4ever]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

If they are really high on a certain QB and he is available at 15, or they are able to trade down a few picks and get him, I'd be ok with that. Neither Smith, McCoy or Keenum are the long term answer at that position, and they absolutely need one.

If not, give me a solid edge rusher to solidify that D-line for the next several years. Ferrell, Burns, or Sweat - in that order.

McCoy is too inconsistent and Keenum will only be effective with above average WR talent.....I'm not a fan of taking a QB in the first round.....a QB can be taken in the 2nd or 3rd round.