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Originally Posted by Archie Bunker
http://blogs.nfl.com/2010/04/07/will...ector-at-no-4/
Williams could be McNabb’s protector at No. 4
Posted: April 7th, 2010 | Mike Mayock
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about the effect the Donovan McNabb trade will have on the draft, and the more I think about it the more I believe the Redskins will be a factor in the NFC East. They have a veteran quarterback now and they’re going to draft a left tackle with pick No. 4. And keep in mind, they could have a choice between Oklahoma State’s Russell Okung and Oklahoma’s Trent Williams, the two top tackles in the entire draft.
If so, they could go with Williams, even though he is generally regarded as the No. 2 left tackle behind Okung. Williams fits Washington’s scheme better. He’s a little bit more athletic for the Redskins’ zone-blocking scheme. I think Williams makes more sense for the Redskins at pick No. 4.
The other McNabb effect is on the quarterback situation with Jimmy Clausen, whose pro day I will be at on Friday in South Bend. He had a shot at going to the Redskins before the McNabb trade, but not anymore. The medicals and how he is evaluated off the field will go a long way in determining if he is going to be a top-10 pick.
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Trent Williams. Great. That was my pick at #5. I'll keep my fingers crossed. Sorry, I'm not on the Berry Bandwagon. He's a great player. But I feel he should be in the 8-13 range.