When you use 10 picks in the draft and bring 13 rookie free agents on board, it's proof you're willing to explore every opportunity to get better. That's the necessary reality facing the Washington Redskins this offseason as new general manager Scot McCloughan retools a roster that's won seven games in two years.
Of his undrafted haul, McCloughan scores points for bringing former Clemson defensive end Corey Crawford on board. He has an excellent chance of making the final roster thanks to the team's current threadbare options at the edges of its hybrid 3-4 defense.
Another unheralded first-year prospect to watch has to be diminutive and explosive running back Trey Williams.