The act of completing a composite big board is a very tedious one. Every prospect must be analyzed under strict scrutiny, and no details can go overlooked. It’s the time of year where the best evaluating teams separate themselves from the pack, and in 2019, the Washington Redskins can’t get caught falling behind.
In recent years, the Redskins have actually performed fairly well from an evaluation and draft execution standpoint. All eighteen of their selections from 2017 and 2018 remain on the roster. The first-round picks, Daron Payne and Jonathan Allen, have morphed into blue-chip players on the defensive line, and while the middle rounds haven’t been as fruitful, the Redskins have found contributors in the later rounds, including a starting center in Chase Roullier and a potential starting slot receiver in Trey Quinn.