Show it -- Your final 2010 first round Mock Draft

[Ruhskins]

My gut feeling tells me that the Browns are going to trade up with us to get Eric Berry.

Ugh, I'm sick of hearing the whole rumors about trading up to get Bradford. If this does happen, I think I'm going to be done with this team. Talk about pulling a Vinnyesque move.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

My gut feeling tells me that the Browns are going to trade up with us to get Eric Berry.

Ugh, I'm sick of hearing the whole rumors about trading up to get Bradford. If this does happen, I think I'm going to be done with this team. Talk about pulling a Vinnyesque move.

Trading up to get Bradford isn't actually a noticeably worse move than taking him at four. I mean, it is if you do what the Giants did in 2004 with it, but that's more of a valuation problem.

The Redskins FO seems quite convinced that a lineman is a luxury they can afford to pass on. With that said, all likely scenarios still lead to Russ Okung/Trent Williams.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Trading up to get Bradford isn't actually a noticeably worse move than taking him at four. I mean, it is if you do what the Giants did in 2004 with it, but that's more of a valuation problem.

The Redskins FO seems quite convinced that a lineman is a luxury they can afford to pass on. With that said, all likely scenarios still lead to Russ Okung/Trent Williams.

Our office sounds like Vinny Part II.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by Ruhskins

Our office sounds like Vinny Part II.

It's ok Ruhskins, it'll all be better when we draft Bradford.

Edit: Or Berry -

Loud buzz on Berry at No. 4
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Update: The suggestion of Eric Berry being picked by the Redskins is gaining a ton of steam throughout media circles. Read on for some background on the Redskins' thought process today:

Given ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter's relationship with Washington Redskins coach Mike Shanahan, he might get a little more information from the man than anyone else. Luckily, he likes to pass the information on to you, so we all win. The latest snippet came during an appearance on Thursday morning on ESPN Radio.

Regarding the Redskins' definitely going with an offensive tackle at No. 4 overall, Schefter said, "I'm not so sure about that. It's the obvious pick and I think they have some things up their sleeve, is my guess." Schefter confirmed that the 'Skins are trying to move down from No. 4, but there's also a report from NFL Fanhouse that they're still trying to move up, too, to grab Sam Bradford.

Here's another suggestion that really isn't that wild, but would depart from the idea that they need to take an OT at No. 4: Michael Lombardi of National Football Post thinks that they could take safety Eric Berry.

We think before this day is through, the Redskins do have something up their sleeve, although it might involve later round picks being exchanged for a player or two that currently wears the burgundy and gold.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

The Redskins FO seems quite convinced that a lineman is a luxury they can afford to pass on. With that said, all likely scenarios still lead to Russ Okung/Trent Williams.

If you actually believe anything that anyone with any team says about any prospect before the draft.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by GTripp0012

Trading up to get Bradford isn't actually a noticeably worse move than taking him at four. I mean, it is if you do what the Giants did in 2004 with it, but that's more of a valuation problem.

The Redskins FO seems quite convinced that a lineman is a luxury they can afford to pass on. With that said, all likely scenarios still lead to Russ Okung/Trent Williams.

In the first round.. or first pick.. maybe

could just be a ploy to get people to trade up for Berry.. wouldn't be any diff from our get people to trade up for Bradford if he falls or Clausen type of deal

I'm pretty sure that we'll address the lineman position in one way or another