After a rather uneventful period of free agency, it was crucial for the Washington Redskins to bring their A-game in the 2018 NFL Draft.
The team made some meaningful moves in March, signing speedy receiver Paul Richardson and experienced slot cornerback Orlando Scandrick. Past these moves, however, the Redskins left some dire needs to be addressed in the NFL Draft, particularly at running back, and on the defensive line.
It took a little bit of luck on draft night, but the Redskins managed to fill both of those needs, as well as strengthen other areas in dire need of depth.