Once healthy, the Redskins think Kendall Fuller can play both inside and outside, giving the team more flexibility for how they'll handle opposing aerial attacks.
If Kendall Fuller turns out like his Virginia Tech teammate Kyshoen Jarrett during his rookie season, then the Washington Redskins once again got a steal in the NFL Draft.
Jarrett, of course, was a sixth-round pick for the Redskins in 2015. There wasn’t much expected out of Jarrett during his rookie season, pegged to play mostly on special teams with only occasional assistance on defense in situations of absolute need.