Campbell is the QB in 2010; where to we go from there:

Lets assume Allen chooses Shanahan to become the next HC of the Redskins.  I'll do this for LJP, as he is the biggest advocate of keeping JC17 around(at least for another year). I too believe we need to fix the O-Line, and fast, so take a look at this scenerio and see if it makes sense:

I'm going off the premis that there will be no new CBA reached for 2010, and we will have an un-capped year.  We offer JC a tender of 3 mill. Someone ofers 3 .5 mill, an we match the offer, and keep JC for 2010. Here is a look at a potential Mock Draft for the Skins. I'm going to assume no trades take place, so we have a 1, 2, 4, 5, (I'll spor there because any guesses past that point are too unknown)

I'll say we are picking 5th in the draft.

1st - Anthony Davis LT - Rutgers   Davis is one of the fastest risers in this draft since he declared early 3 weeks ago. Keiper had him listed as his top junior OT prospect, and it's between him and Williams to be the 2nd OT taken. The Redskins take Davis here because of his size, and athletic ability. He has shown some of the best footwork off all the OT prospect this year(including Okung). He has a mean streak, but sometimes, to his own addmittance, takes plays off. He has some early off-field troubles, but they should all be behind him by this point. His celing is very high.  Others of consideration:  Trent Williams, OT Oklahoma.  CJ Spiller, RB Clemson

2nd - Ciron Black  OT -LSU.  I watched Black yesterday in the Cap One Bowl against PSU, and that game echoes what I have felt all season; he does not have the footwork to play LT in the NFL.  He is much better as a run blocker, and will fit better on the right side in the NFL.  He is a bit of a waist bender, who needs to work on his footwork to get himself into better position to handel the speed rush. He was continually beaten off the edge by PSU's DE's. He did do a nice job in run blocking, and has the ability and the punch to get off his initial block and get on the LB's. I would have the Redskins putting him at RT. Others of consideration:  Jason Fox, OT Miami.  Selvish Capers, OT WVU.  Ryan Matthews, RB Fresno St.

4th - Tony Pike  QB - Cinn.  I don't know if Pike will last this long, but if he does, he would be worth drafting. Pike didn't start until his junion year, but made the most of his opportunity when given the chance in Brian Kelly's offense. He led Cinn to back-to-back big east titles and 2 BSC bowl berths. He threw 26 TD and only 4 ints this season despite missing time with a broken arm. Pike is a big QB, and shown good touch on the short to intermediate routs, yet has the arm strength to throw the 15yd out and the 20-25yds dig.  He played monstl in the shotgun in college, so he will have to adjust to bein under center. Is not ver mobile, but slides well in the pocket.

5th - Dennis Landolt  OT/OG - PSU.  Was moved from RT to LT for his senior season at PSU. Helped PSU QB Daryll Clark to become the first 3000 yd passer for a season in PSU history.  Was voted all-big ten by the coaches, and made all-american team also voted on by the coaches. Landolt may be better suited to play G in the NFL, but is versatile enough to play OT.

Later pick - LeGarrett Blount - RB  Oregon.  Blount is a bruiser, who if it wern't for issues during his senior season, could have been projected in the 2-3 rd area. He showed good power against one of the best defenses in the country in yesterdays Rose Bowl against Ohio St. Has good speed for a back his size.