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ESPN Football analyst Mel Kiper Jr. pushed out his latest 2019 first round mock draft.
In this new version, Kiper has three quarterbacks going in the top 15 picks, with the Redskins landing one of them.
15. Washington Redskins
Drew Lock, QB, Missouri
Welcome to the first round, Drew Lock. He was the best quarterback at the Senior Bowl, and he might have the most arm talent of any passer in this class. Now, he’s inconsistent. He misses throws and needs a lot of work on his footwork. He put some bad performances on tape in 2018, though he finished the season strongly. You can see on that tape, though, why a team could fall in love and take the 6-foot-4, 228-pound Lock early. That could be Jay Gruden’s Washington team, which might not have Alex Smith this season.
Drew Lock drops this dime on a BOMB that traveled over 60 yards in the air! Beautiful! pic.twitter.com/udx0yF4L2f
— Mark Tyler(Hogs Haven) (@Tiller56) December 31, 2018
Thank you @DrewLock23
— Mizzou Football (@MizzouFootball) January 2, 2019
Hear his final postgame interview #MIZ #ShowMe pic.twitter.com/nMNVR6hS1s
Poll
Grade Mel Kiper’s selection of Drew Lock for the Redskins at pick 15.
This poll is closed
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27%
A
(515 votes) -
35%
B
(675 votes) -
22%
C
(433 votes) -
8%
D
(159 votes) -
6%
F
(122 votes)