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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Age: 39
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Re: Day 3 NFL Draft 2016 Rounds 4-7
Washington Redskins, B+
1 (22) (from Houston) Josh Doctson, WR, TCU 2 (53) Su’a Cravens, S, USC 3 (84) Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech 5 (152) (from New Orleans) Matt Ioannidis, DT, Temple 6 (187) (from New Orleans) Nate Sudfeld, QB, Indiana 7 (232) (from Tampa Bay) Steven Daniels, ILB, Boston College 7 (242) Keith Marshall, RB, Georgia Day 1: Washington gets the No. 2 receiver on the PFF draft board in Doctson, who posted the top receiving grade in the nation last year at +28.9 despite playing only 582 snaps. He adds another dimension to a well-rounded group of pass-catchers in Washington, as he uses his outstanding body control to make plays down the field. He may end up as the most productive deep receiver in the class. Day 2: Whether playing safety or linebacker, Cravens simply knows how to defeat blocks and make plays in both the run game (+10.8 grade, seventh-best in the class) and in coverage (+8.3, eighth in class). Fuller has some boom-or-bust to him, as he was solid in 2014 but struggled to a negative coverage grade before going down to injury early in 2015. Day 3: Ioannidis notched 33 pressures last season, good for 11th in the class. He adds an interior pass-rusher to the mix. Daniels posted the top grade against the run among the nation’s linebackers and he reads plays and blows them up as well as any linebacker in the class.
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