HERE’S WHY REDSKINS SHOULD MOVE UP FROM 15 IN THE DRAFT!

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Washington is in a very difficult spot.

The Skins have a very solid defense but lack playmakers on offense.

They owe Alex Smith a massive amount of money, but he may never play another down.

Case Keenum is their projected starting QB this year, but he is not the long-term answer.

Trading for Arizona’s Josh Rosen would be very smart, but if the Redskins can’t pull that off, moving up for a rookie may be the best step to take.

Assuming Arizona takes Oklahoma’s Kyler Kurray, both Ohio State’s Dwayne Haskins and Missouri’s Drew Lock would be targets in a move-up. In order to guarantee a chance at their preferred signal-caller, Washington would need to move ahead of the Giants and Jaguars, who pick sixth and seventh, respectively.

The Redskins own the 15th pick, so moving up for a QB would be rather expensive, but the team will be stuck in mediocrity until they get their QB of the future.

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