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Top priority for the 2008 draft

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View Poll Results: What should be the Redskins top priority for the 2008 draft?
Offensive line 76 36.02%
Defensive line 94 44.55%
Linebacker 3 1.42%
Cornerback 20 9.48%
Wide receiver 15 7.11%
other 3 1.42%
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Old 01-13-2008, 08:01 AM   #11
Bill B
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Re: Top priority for the 2008 draft

This is who I'd like top see the Redskins take if he falls to them (supposedly many think he will be the next Ed "Too Tall" Jones and he is a beast):

CALAIS CAMPBELL

DE | Miami (FL) | Scouting Report Many felt the Redskins would look to address their defensive line with the #6 pick in the 2007 NFL Draft and while you certainly can't criticize their selection of LaRon Landry from a value standpoint the fact remains that they still need an impact guy up front, whether it be at end or tackle. Andre Carter is solid on one side but Phillip Daniels is nearing the end of his career and their depth is lackluster at best. A huge (6-8, 280) pass rusher who can also hold his own versus the run, Campbell has 38.5 TFL and 19 sacks in just 3 seasons and he has the talent to be chosen much earlier.
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