PCS Posted April 27, 2017 Share Posted April 27, 2017 Good grief we're here again already? Man time flies when you're having fun,(or in the case of the Redskins,surrounded by drama). Alrighty then. Most of you know the routine but for any new folks,this thread is exactly what the title says. It's an index for information about the Redskins draft picks and the threads that discuss them. In this thread,brief info about each Redskins draft pick will be provided along with the links to that info as well as to threads on ES discussing said draft picks,(the Welcome to the Redskins _______ are always a good place to start). The Welcome threads will also have additional information,(including videos when possible),about the draft pick. The information is provided my members as they post sometimes so keep an eye on these threads. This is meant to be an information thread only. During the draft,only comments that provide further information about the draft pick,(links to exact),should be the only ones posted here. Thanks in advance and here's hoping for a good draft this year. More this than this . ----------------------- Press Release Redskins Quotes Press Release Redskins Select 10 players in 2017 NFL Draft Press Release Redskins Select LB Anderson DB Fabian Moreau on Day 2 of the 2017 NFL Draft Press Release: #Redskins Quotes - Gruden, Anderson, & Moreau Press Release: #Redskins Quotes- Jay Gruden, Jonathan Allen Press Release: #REDSKINS DRAFT DL JONATHAN ALLEN WITH NO. 17 OVERALL PICK The Official 2017 Draft Day Three - Rounds 4/5/6/7 - Discussion Thread The Official 2017 Draft Day Two - 2nd/3rd Round - Discussion Thread The Official 2017 Draft Day 1 - First Round - Discussion Thread The Official 2017 Offseason Twitter Thread Last page of the 2017 Comprehensive Draft Thread 2017 ES GM's Mock Draft is now in the books. FULL details in the OP. And don't forget to check Bubbas Redskins Breaking News forum for the latest news. Wildbunny is searching and posting like crazy over there to help keep us all up to date. http://es.redskins.com/forum/5-bubba9497039s-redskins-breaking-news/ The Picks: Round 1 Pick 17 Jonathan Allen 6'3"HEIGHT 33 5/8"ARM LENGTH 286LBS.WEIGHT 9 3/8"HANDS http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/jonathan-allen?id=2557844 Quote OVERVIEW Allen won the 2016 Chuck Bednarik and Bronco Nagurski Award as the nation's top defender on the nation's top defense in 2016 (69 tackles, 16 TFL, led team with 10.5 sacks). He repeated as first-team All-SEC following an excellent junior year where he finished second in the SEC with 12 sacks (14.5 TFL, 4 PBU). The 2012 Virginia Gatorade High School Player of the Year contributed early in his first year, playing regularly as a freshman reserve (16 tackles, three TFL) and then stepped into the starting lineup as a sophomore (11.5 TFL, 5.5 sacks). ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Taken to school by Alabama coaching staff and is technically proficient in all phases. Plays outside and inside. Quick off the ball. Superior hand-grappler who can control the wrists and forearms of his opponents with accurate hand placement over wild chops and slaps. Varied approach as a pass rusher. Excellent athletic ability and possesses flexible hips. Able to coordinate hands, feet, and hips to climb over the edge against tackles. Has play strength and quickness to rip through the weak inside post of a guard. Can club with either hand to soften the edge of a blocker. Has posted consistent quarterback pressure and sack numbers despite playing in less than half of the defensive snaps. Alert against the run. Quick to diagnose the mesh point against zone reads and gives chase to the ball. Strong on the edge. Has speed down the line to close down back-side cuts. Feet never seem to stop. Vocal leader willing to give strong corrections to teammates in practice. Came to Alabama as an outside linebacker and runs like it when he's in the open field. Click Link For More Welcome to the Redskins Jonathan Allen DE Alabama Press Release: Redskins draft DL Jonathan Allen with no. 17 overall pick **************************************** Pick 2 Round 2 #17 (49 overall) http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/ryan-anderson?id=2557853 Ryan Anderson OLB Alabama 6'2"HEIGHT 31 1/2"ARM LENGTH 253LBS.WEIGHT 9 3/8"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Getting on the field at linebacker for Alabama isn't easy for a young player. Anderson was a five-star recruit, but redshirted in 2012 and played just a bit in 2013 (five tackles, 1.5 sacks); he considered leaving the program. He received more time on defense in 2014 (25 tackles, 8 TFL, three sacks with no starts) and was a key reserve pass-rusher as a junior (11.5 TFL, six sacks) before finally getting the starting gig in 2016. Anderson didn't receive all-conference notice from league coaches, but the media voted him first-team all-conference (61 tackles, 19 TFL, nine sacks, three pass breakups, one interception for a touchdown). ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Thick through shoulders and chest with good upper-body power. Exhibits professional approach on the field. Disciplined and married to his assignments. Stays clean. Comes into the league with NFL-caliber hand work. Ready hands at point of attack with a willingness to stick and move to avoid being swallowed by size. Sets a sturdy edge and makes a point to physically challenge tight ends early in the game. Will "dead arm" inside shoulder to alter blocker's balance and sneak around the outside hand. Relentless charge as a pass rusher and gets home thanks to his effort. Leverages runners to the sideline and rarely gives up a cut-back lane. Tackle finisher who is always hustling. Plays teammate ball over hero ball. Has experience at outside linebacker in both 3-4 and 4-3. Forced five fumbles over last two seasons. *Click Link For more* Welcome to the Redskins Ryan Anderson LB Alabama *********************************************** Pick 3 Round 3 #17 (81 overall) http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/fabian-moreau?id=2558136 Fabian Moreau CB UCLA 6'0"HEIGHT 31 3/8"ARM LENGTH 206LBS.WEIGHT 9"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Going into Moreau's 2015 season, his head coach, Jim Mora, Jr. called him a first-round talent. Three games into the season (eight tackles, one pass breakup), the Florida native's season ended with a Lisfranc injury in his left foot. He bounced back in 2016, receiving honorable mention All-Pac-12 notice by leading the Bruins with 10 pass breakups, to go along with two interceptions. Moreau built his reputation with an honorable mention All-Pac-12 season as a sophomore (51 tackles, four PBU) and second-team all-conference effort in 2014 (53 tackles, three for loss, one INT, eight PBU). Moreau made the switch from offense to defense during his first year with the Bruins, making five tackles as a reserve defensive back and on special teams. ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Former running back with a thick frame and great speed. Showed off his ability to jam and reroute receivers at Shrine Game practices. Patient from press. Fluid athlete with good lateral quickness and agility to press and match against plus athletes. Maintains good feel for the route as it progresses. Early accelerator with recovery quickness and "makeup" long speed. Good physicality inside the route. Shows enough reactive twitch to challenge slants. Uses size and speed to crowd vertical routes and fight off receivers' attempts to stack him on their hips. Showed noticeable improvement in confidence and coverage skills from 2014. Has upper body strength to stack and shuck most receivers. Break-down, wrap-up tackler with the build to challenge NFL runners with size. *Click Link For More* Welcome to the Redskins Fabian Moreau CB UCLA ***************************************************** Pick 4 http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/samaje-perine?id=2558138Round 4 #7 (114 Overall) Samaje Perine RB Oklahoma 5'11"HEIGHT 30 3/8"ARM LENGTH 233LBS.WEIGHT 10"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Former Wisconsin and current Los Angeles Chargers running back Melvin Gordon felt good about beating LaDainian Tomlinson's NCAA single-game rushing record in 2014. One week later, Perine (pronounced p-rine) decided he wanted the records, racking up 427 yards and five touchdowns against Kansas. The true freshman had a great year overall, receiving third-team All-American and Big 12 Offensive Newcomer of the Year honors (as well as first-team all-conference) with 1,713 yards and 21 touchdowns. Perine also earned first-team All-Big 12 accolades with 1,349 yards and 16 scores as a sophomore. Although teammate Joe Mixon took some of Perine's carries in 2016, the junior ran for 1,060 yards and 12 scores in a second-team all-conference effort. His mom named him Samaje (sam-AH-jay) to keep the name "Sam" in the family but add something special. Scouts think his talent is special, as well. ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Has build and toughness to handle a heavy workload if called on. Gets a deep press off line of scrimmage before making his cut. Able to fit into the crevices between the tackles and come out the other side. Very powerful through his hips and thighs. Creates for himself with power. Arm tacklers won't like the results. Drives through initial contact and continues to churn out additional yardage. Pad level is always where it is supposed to be. Delivers a message when he finishes runs. Short yardage winner and doesn't have much wasted motion as a runner. Decisive in his downhill charge but does so with quality vision. Not a typical third down option, but has the soft hands out of backfield to be a solid screen and check-down option. *Click Link For More* Welcome to the Redskins Samaje Perine, RB, Oklahoma ****************************************** Pick 5 Round 4 #17 (123 Overall) http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/montae-nicholson?id=2558133Montae Nicholson Safety Michigan St. 6'2"HEIGHT 33 3/8"ARM LENGTH 212LBS.WEIGHT 9 1/2"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW The Spartans' poor 2016 season caused Nicholson's play to be overshadowed by Ohio State and Michigan defensive backs. NFL scouts know, however, that Nicholson's athleticism and aggression make him a potential starter. He was an all-state football player and three-time track champion as a high school senior in Pennsylvania, then stepped into the starting lineup as a true freshman (three starts, 31 tackles). Nicholson tied for the team lead with three picks in 2015, making 83 stops, 2.5 for loss and helping MSU make the college football playoffs. He also participated on the track squad, placing sixth in the Big Ten Indoor meet in the long jump. As a junior, he made 86 tackles, two for loss, and intercepted one pass. ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Height, weight and speed box checks across the board. Has a feel for route combinations and shades his coverage accordingly. Shows a willingness to trigger into anticipated passing lanes once he recognizes where pattern is headed. Long strider with some range over the top. Michigan State coaches expect him to test well in explosion drills. Takes few false steps and looks more comfortable in a Cover-2 shell. WEAKNESSES Field toughness does not match his size. Ducks head into tackles and doesn't consistently square up his targets causing excessive missed tackles. Rarely imposes his will as a hitter. Leggy in coverage. Takes time to get hips and feet synced up when asked to mirror route breaks. Has had self-described confidence issues. Looks unsure of his responsibilities at times and will lose track of deep coverage. Just eight passes defensed over last two seasons which is a meager sum. *Click Link for More* Welcome to the Redskins Montae Nicholson S Michigan St. **************************************************** Pick 6 Round 5 #10(154 overall) http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/jeremy-sprinkle?id=2557886Jeremy Sprinkle TE Wyoming Jeremy Sprinkle TE Wyoming 6'5"HEIGHT 34 1/2"ARM LENGTH 252LBS.WEIGHT 10 3/4"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW One of the perks of going to a bowl game is getting a "gift bag" from the game sponsor. The Razorbacks went to the Belk Bowl this year, and as a bonus, got $450 to spend at a Belk department store the week before the game. Unfortunately, Sprinkle tried to take more than that amount from the store, and was cited with shoplifting the extra items and suspended for the game. He had played well in his senior year, however, making 33 catches for 380 yards and four scores in 11 starts for Razorbacks. In fact, Sprinkle has been a productive player ever since his freshman year (two starts, catching four passes for 68 yards). He caught seven passes for 84 yards as a sophomore and started seven games, making 27 receptions for 389 yards and six touchdowns (tops for SEC tight ends). ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Combination tight end who doesn't have to leave the field. Has arm length and base to help in pass protection. Effective blocker willing to do the physical work. Snaps into down blocks and secures. Strong hands lead to sustained blocks. Able to engage and sustain against safeties in space. Long frame with room to carry more weight. Has arm length and hand size of an NFL offensive tackle. Big, presentable target over the middle. Plus red-zone worker. Sells blocks on delayed-release play-action. Burrows into holes of zone and protects passes with his frame. Goes down to pick low throws off top of grass. Sneaky build-up of speed in routes. Long strides eat up ground as route progresses. Can pull away from linebackers on intermediate routes. Uses height, arm length, and high-point technique to go way up the ladder and over top of defenders. Nasty stiff-arm after catch. Above-average body control for size. *Click Link For More* Welcome to the Redskins Jeremy Sprinkle TE Arkansas ************************************************** Pick 7 Round 6, Pick #15 (199 overall) (From Vikings) Chase Roullier C Welcome to the Redskins Big man. http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/chase-roullier?id=2558037 6'4"HEIGHT 32 1/4"ARM LENGTH 312LBS.WEIGHT 9 1/2"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Great Plains schools like Wyoming, North Dakota State, etc. have made their living finding offensive linemen in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metropolitan area. Rouiller matriculated from Burnsville High School to Cheyenne as a first-team all-state pick and an All-Metro selection by the Star-Tribune. He began showing off his versatility by starting the final three games of his redshirt freshman season at center and guard. Coaches kept him at the left guard spot over the next two seasons, and he started all 24 games, earning honorable mention All-Mountain West honors in 2014 and second-team all-conference in 2015. Roullier then moved to center for his final season, garnering first-team all-conference accolades by snapping the ball to and protecting quarterback Josh Allen and blocking for star back Brian Hill. That group helped his team reach the 2016 Mountain West Championship Game. ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Thick lower body with big calves and thighs. Body is built to anchor. Well-schooled and technically sound. Dips and strikes opponent with upward blow from his hips at point of attack. Bends better than expected and unlocks his leverage potential. Gritty worker who uses body control and hand strength to sustain blocks. Generates momentum into down blocks and fork-lifts defensive tackles off their spots. Good power as drive blocker, but functional in space as well. Has starting experience at both guard and center. Plays to and after whistle. Physical and tough. *Click Link For More* Quote DRAFT ANALYSIS: The Redskins could use some competition in their interior offensive line. Roullier is a very good value here as he can kick to guard if needed and has proven to be an impact run blocker with the necessary skills to pass protect as a starter. --Mark Dulgerian Welcome to the Redskins Chase Roullier C Wyoming ****************************************************************** Pick 8 Round 6, Pick #25 (209) (From Texans) Robert Davis WR Georgia State http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/robert-davis?id=2558254 6'3"HEIGHT 33"ARM LENGTH 219LBS.WEIGHT 9 5/8"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Davis wasn't recruited heavily out of high school because he played in a run-oriented offense, but the relative of longtime Carolina Panther Thomas Davis finished his career as the Panthers' all-time leading receiver (beating Kansas City Chiefs Albert Wilson's records). He was the team's second-leading receiver as a true freshman (44-711, four touchdowns) and then garnered honorable mention All-Sun Belt honors in 2014 with 50 catches for 732 yards and two scores. The next two seasons, Davis was a first-team all-conference pick, averaging 16.1 yards per catch in 2015 (61-980, six TD) and leading the Sun Belt in receiving yards per game (77.8, 67-968) and averaging 43.8 yards on his five touchdowns in 2016. ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Big body with an NFL frame to bang. Bodies through his routes and uses size to push back against force. Former high school basketball player with high-point timing and above average ball skills in a crowd. Long arms and big hands give him extended catch radius. Has decent foot quickness for his size and should be able to see results from more route work on the next level. Able to go up and make athletic, twisting adjustments in mid-air to pull in errant passes. Can secure the catch through punishing hits. *Click Link For More* Quote DRAFT ANALYSIS: Washington is a height/weight/speed developmental athlete who tested exceptionally well during predraft workouts. Davis won't see many targets in 2017, but he has big-play potential down the road if coaches can help weld together his traits with the baseline nuances of the position. --Mark Dulgerian Welcome to the Redskins Robert Davis WR Georgia State ******************************************************* Pick 9 Round 7, Pick #12 (230 Overall) (From Vikings through Eagles) Josh Harvey-Clemons S Louisville http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/josh-harvey-clemons?id=2557880 6'4"HEIGHT 35 3/8"ARM LENGTH 217LBS.WEIGHT 10 3/8"HANDS Quote OVERVIEW Two suspensions for failed marijuana tests led to Harvey-Clemons' dismissal from Georgia. In the end, it may have worked out for the best as he was able to transfer to Louisville to join his defensive coordinator with the Bulldogs, Todd Grantham. His career in Athens started off well, as the number one outside linebacker recruit in the country had 14 tackles in a reserve role. He started 11 games as a sophomore at Georgia, making 66 stops and an interception on the year. He was suspended for the opener, though, due to team rules violation, as well as for the team's bowl game. Harvey-Clemons then sat out 2014 while transferring, but came out strong for the 'Ville, earning honorable mention All-ACC notice (88 tackles, two for loss, three interceptions, six pass breakups.) He was a second-team all-conference pick this fall despite missing two games due to injury (61 tackles, four for loss, two sacks). ANALYSIS STRENGTHS Rangy, long frame with exceptionally long limbs. Arm length is what offensive line coaches look for in a tackle. Plays the game with edge and embraces physical requirement of the position. First responder who races downhill into the action. Rarely taps the brakes into his tackles. Square-up, wrap-up finisher. Took on blocks with aggressiveness and leverage when asked to play inside linebacker. His long arms help cast wide net as tackler. Rare athleticism for his size. Flips hips for instant change of direction as tackler or in coverage. Excellent range as a tackler. Plays faster than his timed speed. Communicative on the field. Balances attention between quarterback's eyes and assignments around him as two-deep safety. Quick to find coverage work after diagnosing play-action from the box. Adjusts coverage responsibilities based on scrambling direction of quarterback. *Click Link for More* Welcome to the Redskins Josh Harvey Clemons S Louisville ************************************ Pick 10 Round 7, Pick #17 (235 overall) Joshua Holsey DB Auburn http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1995463/joshua-holsey Quote DRAFT ANALYSIS: Holsey was a 4-year starter in the SEC with experience at CB and S. He's got some medical history, but he has a shot at making the Redskins' roster as a backend depth DB. --Mark Dulgerian Quote Holsey tore the ACL in his left knee (twice) over his Auburn career, but had career-bests in 2016 (3 INTs). -- NFLDraftScout.com Welcome to the Redskins Joshua Holsey DB Auburn Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tsailand Posted April 28, 2017 Share Posted April 28, 2017 REDSKINS 2017 DRAFT PICKS Round 1, Pick 17, 17th overall: Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama Round 2, Pick 17, 49th overall: Ryan Anderson, OLB, Alabama Round 3, Pick 17, 81st overall: Fabian Moreau, CB, UCLA Round 4, Pick 7, 114th overall, via Jets: Samaje Perine, RB, Oklahoma Round 4, Pick 17, 123th overall: Montae Nicholson, S, Michigan State Round 5, Pick 10, 154th overall, via Saints: Jeremy Sprinkle, TE, Arkansas Round 6, Pick 15, 199th overall, via Vikings: Chase Roullier, C, Wyoming Round 6, Pick 17, 201st overall: Traded to Vikings Round 6, Pick 25, 209th overall, via Texans: Round 7, Pick 12, 230th overall, via Vikings: Round 7, Pick 17, 235th overall: Mods feel free to edit if I'm not active Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TSO Posted April 28, 2017 Share Posted April 28, 2017 This is not a discussion thread, folks. Please post elsewhere, thanks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PCS Posted April 29, 2017 Author Share Posted April 29, 2017 Whoa. I have some work to do. Thanks to fellow mod thesubmittedone for the major assist for today. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PCS Posted April 30, 2017 Author Share Posted April 30, 2017 Latest press releases added to the index as well. Will keep an eye out for others things but overall,index is pretty much complete. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PCS Posted May 11, 2017 Author Share Posted May 11, 2017 Well that's probably it for this year. Now maybe I can actually find the time to actually read some of this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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