Burner's Burning Questions: Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)

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Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)​

Greetings from BBQ World Headquarters.

Today we bring you the latest mock. It features trades and other exciting information. In the coming weeks we will have mocks that focus on trades, multiple trades, and two mocks that are BGO member centric.

Next week we will go to three mocks a week. The week of the draft will feature a mock each day.

Feel free to offer your own ideas about the draft, free agency, team cuts, and anything else related to these subjects. Too, we’d like to see your mocks if you are so inclined.

Without any further delays, let’s take a look at the latest mock for 2016.

Round One: A’Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama
One of the best defensive linemen to ever play for the perennial national title contender. A force for the SEC’s Crimson Tide. He can play inside or slide outside as a 3-4 end. A run stuffer. A pass rusher. Great attitude. A dominating force who can overwhelm an offensive line. Robinson is everything you could want in a defensive lineman and more.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BR7EyecqwM
Other Possible Targets:
Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor
Vernon Butler, DT/DE, Louisiana Tech
Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama
William Jackson, CB, Houston
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville
Laquon Treadwell, WR, Mississippi

Round Two: Trade
The Redskins down to the early third round and gain fourth and fifth rounders.

Round Three: Darian Thompson, FS, Boise St.
The free safety class for 2016 is a bit weak, but there are a few standouts and Thompson is one of the better prospects. He has the size, length, and physicality that teams like from their safeties. The two time All-American from the Mountain West program could develop into an elite defender. Takes good angles when defending receivers and running backs. Has the ability to blitz and get around tackles quickly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmPc7LulbWE
Other Possible Targets:
Sebastian Tretola, OG, Arkansas
Charles Tapper, DE, Oklahoma
Rashard Higgins, WR, Colorado St.
T.J. Green, FS, Clemson
Nick Martin, C, Notre Dame

Round Three: Cyrus Jones, CB, Alabama
Let’s get some bad news out of the way. In early 2015, Jones was arrested for a domestic issue. The charges were dropped a week later (Tuscaloosa police and city attorney) after it appeared to be settled (altercation was verbal and not physical). Most teams have lowered his draft stock by one round. Now, some good news. Jones is one of the fastest players in the draft. The All-SEC player has the size to intimidate receivers. Very confident. Good in the run game. Switched from WR two seasons ago and has played the position ever since, so upside is enormous. Excellent punt return skills as he will occasionally take one to the house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iJ4UyVTE_o

Round Four: Trade
The Redskins trade down to the latter portion of the fourth round and gain fifth, sixth, and seventh rounders.

Round Four: Jordan Howard, RB, Indiana
Indiana is known as a basketball mecca and the football team is something of an afterthought. The Hoosiers have seen some good fortunes on the gridiron last few years and Howard is a big reason for that buzz. Even with Tevin Coleman (now with the Atlanta Falcons), his backfield running mate last year, Howard was a running machine and still rushed for more than 1,500 yards. He is overlooked because of being in a lower tier program within the Big Ten, but has the size and strength to excel at the next level.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otzk5QUSjAY
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland
C.J. Prosise, RB, Notre Dame
Keyarris Garrett, WR, Tulsa
Bronson Kaufusi, DE, BYU
Kyler Fackrell, OLB, Utah St.

Round Four: Hassan Ridgeway, DT, Texas
The All Big12 performer is like the classic blue collar worker who packs his lunch and comes to work with a positive attitude. There is nothing flashy about him other than dependability and reliability. He can occupy blockers at the line and apply pressure in the running and passing games. Ridgeway will likely add about ten to fifteen pounds of bulk to his sturdy frame. For his size, the Longhorn is deceptively quick on his feet. Pretty much an unmovable object on the field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93CbXKt7roY

Round Five: Max Tuerk, C, Southern California
Max Tuerk, a center from perennial PAC-12 power Southern California, is an equally powerful force in the running and passing offense. He does have an injury concern and will likely be limited by the time rookie camp begins. Tuerk should be good to go for training camp and perhaps the latter part of OTAs and mini camp. Pulls excellently on sweeps and screens. Mechanics are top notch. Rarely makes a mistake. Adjusts quickly and very well to moving/explosive targets with a laser like focus. Needed to add about twenty to twenty-five pounds of bulk to his lanky frame and is doing so – very close to that target. Unfortunately (and this is true for most centers), no extended videos exist – just a few plays here and there.
Other Possible Targets:
Graham Glasgow, C/G, Michigan
DeAndre Houston-Carson, FS, William & Mary
Jayron Kearse, FS, Clemson
Jonathan Williams, RB, Arkansas
Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts
Matt Ioannidis, DE, Temple

Round Five: Jayron Kearse, SS, Clemson
For several years now a few teams have wanted taller and faster safeties on their rosters. The All-ACC performer certainly fits that prototype (6-5, 220), but comes with more than just being supersized as a strike safety. Covers running backs and tight ends like a very snug fitting glove. Has a physical streak to him. Kearse, who has NFL bloodlines (Jevon Kearse is his uncle and Phillip Buchanon is a cousin), can also cover bigger receivers with relative ease. Has good timing on jumping routes, but can overplay on occasion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Coce42VjWNM

Round Five: Blake Martinez, ILB, Stanford
Martinez is a relentless baller who plays intelligently and within his skillset. The PAC-12 first teamer, a captain for the Cardinal, is a leader on and off the field. He is solid in the passing and rushing defense and has a great nose for the ball. Seems to be around most plays and creates a disruptive force against offenses. Well regarded and respected by opposing coaches and players. A solid core player who would be exceptional on special teams.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLMjz6Z1Dh0

Round Six: Maurice Canady, CB, Virginia
Do you need another punt returner who can score the occasional touchdown? He’s capable. The ACC specialist is a pretty good corner as well and is rated a bit higher by many scouting services. However, he regressed somewhat during a senior season that was hindered by poor team play. Deceptively quick. Canady has the size and strength that most teams covet, but will need a year or two on the bench. Could make his mark on special teams and then make the transition to nickel and dime back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PgXbCT9Z54
Other Possible Targets:
Kevin Byard, FS, Middle Tennessee St.
Deiondre Hall, CB, Northern Iowa
Justin Burris, CB, N.C. State
D.J. Reader, DT, Clemson
Nick Kwiatkoski, ILB, West Virginia
Tyvis Powell, FS, Ohio St.

Round Six: Denver Kirkland, G, Arkansas
Kirkland has fallen a bit in the minds of some scouts, but it could mean a big steal for the Redskins. Arkansas is known for having quality offensive lines over the years and Denver Kirkland is the latest product from that system. He has a very nasty disposition in the mold of a Russ Grimm and a Brandon Scherff. A bit underrated (even more so now), Kirkland would be a very good fit at left guard – the side with which he is most familiar or as a quality backup. More than held his own against rugged SEC competition. Recent tapes of his performances have been inexplicably dropped from the internet, but we hope they will resurface again soon.

Round Seven: Cody Kessler, QB, Southern California
The Redskins will certainly take a quarterback in this draft as a developmental project and the all PAC-12 obviously fits that profile. He sees the field very well and goes through his progressions quickly and efficiently. Able to improvise with ease. Leads the west coast offense with short and intermediate passes with an amazing degree of accuracy. Could stand to improve on his longer pass accuracy. Would fit extremely well in the Redskins offense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lohYq2rRAik
Other Possible Targets:
Joe Thuney, G, N.C. St.
Nate Sudfeld, QB, Indiana
Deon Bush, FS, Miami
Cassanova McKinzy, ILB, Auburn
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St.
Shawn Oakman, DE, Baylor

Round Seven: Clayton Fejedelem, FS, Illinois
Are you looking for a seventh round steal? Are you looking for a seventh rounder who could start or play many minutes in a reserve role two or three years from now? Are you looking for a special teams player that is able to contribute immediately? Are you looking for a diamond in the rough? Look no further. Clayton Fejedelem is an aggressive free safety who led the Big Ten in tackles last year. He was solid in the Illini’s pro day and had a great East-West Shrine game. Fejedelem has constantly silenced his critics and continues to do so. So yes, he would be a seventh round steal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m440K2C40o

Round Seven: Ian Seau, OLB, Nevada
He has a famous last name. Yes, the Mountain West product is a nephew of the late Junior Seau and like his famous uncle, Ian plays linebacker. He may not have the overall talent of his well known relative, but Ian Seau is a good football player. His specialty is rushing the passer. He would be an extra body on the field during passing downs and would need to make the roster as a special teamer as well. He lacks speed, but makes up for it with determination and toughness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO4SpMFLWSQ

Undrafted Free Agent Prospects:
Antwaun Woods, DT, Southern Cal
Nick Beamish, C, Central Michigan
Josh Forrest, ILB, Kentucky
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame
Jeff Driskel, QB, Louisiana Tech
Jake McGee, TE, Florida
Tevin Carter, SS, Utah
Giorgio Newberry, DE, Florida St.
Ian Frye, K, Virginia
Mike Jordan, CB, Missouri Western
Devon Johnson, RB/FB, Marshall
Vincent Valentine, DT, Nebraska
Curt Maggitt, OLB, Tennessee
Wallace Scott, SS, McNeese St.
Steven Scheu, TE, Vanderbilt
De’Runnya Wilson, WR, Mississippi St.
Chris Mayes, DT, Georgia
Alonzo Russell, WR, Toledo
Corey Marshall, OLB, Virginia Tech
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy
Travis Wilson, QB, Utah
Cayleb Jones, WR, Arizona
Christian Carpenter, FS, Towson
Devon Cajuste, WR, Stanford
Arjen Colquhoun, CB, Michigan St.
Darrell Greene, OG, San Diego St.

Prospects Contacted, Interviewed, Visited:
East-West Shrine game - EW
Senior Bowl - SB
Combine – NFLC
Team Pro Day – TPD
Team Visit – TV
Private Workout – PW

Ken Crawley, CB, Colorado – EW
Christian Hackenberg, QB, Penn St. - NFLC
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame – EW
Keith Lumpkin, OT, Rutgers – EW
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland - TPD
Connor Cook, QB, Michigan St. - NFLC
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy – EW, TPD
Robert Nkemdiche, DE, Ole Miss – NFLC
Artie Burns, CB, Miami - TPD
Joe Thuney, OG, N.C. St. – EW
Kevin Byard, FS, Middle Tennessee St. - TPD
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville - TPD
Mackensie Alexander, CB, Clemson – NFLC, TPD
Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State – NFLC
Deon King, OLB, Norfolk St. PW
Juston Burris, CB, N.C. St. – EW
Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech _NFLC
Jarran Reed, DE/DT, Alabama – NFLC
Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota St. - TPD
Josh Ferguson, RB, Illinois – EW
Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn - TPD
A'Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama - NFLC
Darion Griswold, TE, Arkansas St. – EW
Deon Bush, FS, Miami – TPD
Michael Caputo, S, Wisconsin PW
Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts-Amherst – EW
Noah Spence, DE/OLB, Eastern Kentucky - NFLC
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St. – EW
Charone Peake, WR, Clemson - TPD

There is your latest mock for 2016 and prospect lists. The draft is later this month, so it is getting closer. We’ll post who the Redskins contact during team pro days, visits, and who they work out privately. See you as we go along.

Hail To The Redskins!
 
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Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)​

Greetings from BBQ World Headquarters.

Today we bring you the latest mock and it features trades and other exciting information. This week we will feature three mocks. Next week will bring four mocks. For draft week a new mock will be posted each day.

Tomorrow we will have the first of our BGO member-centric mocks. The second one will come this weekend.

Feel free to offer your own ideas about the draft, free agency, team cuts, and anything else related to these subjects. Too, we’d like to see your mocks if you are so inclined.

Without any further delays, let’s take a look at the latest mock for 2016.

Round One: Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor
The Redskins need youth and dependability on the defensive line for 2016 and beyond. Enter Andrew Billings. The Redskins have a decent running game defense. Billings can make it much better. The Redskins have a poor pass rush. Billings can make it much better. The Big 12 star plays low to the ground and can gain exceptional leverage. A disruptive force who can take on double teams and allow the OLBs a direct path to the quarterback. Deceptive speed. Very, very strong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afNZkUuJqhA
Other Possible Targets:
A’Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama
Vernon Butler, DT/DE, Louisiana Tech
Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama
William Jackson, CB, Houston
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville
Laquon Treadwell, WR, Mississippi

Round Two: Trade
The Redskins trade down to the early third round and gain fourth and fifth rounders.

Round Three: Darian Thompson, FS, Boise St.
The free safety class for 2016 is a bit weak, but there are a few standouts and Thompson is one of the better prospects. He has the size, length, and physicality that teams like from their safeties. The two time All-American from the Mountain West program could develop into an elite defender. Takes good angles when defending receivers and running backs. Has the ability to blitz and get around tackles quickly.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmPc7LulbWE
Other Possible Targets:
Maliek Collins, DT, Nebraska
Sebastian Tretola, OG, Arkansas
Charles Tapper, DE, Oklahoma
Rashard Higgins, WR, Colorado St.
T.J. Green, FS, Clemson
Nick Martin, C, Notre Dame

Round Three: Cyrus Jones, CB, Alabama
Let’s get some bad news out of the way. In early 2015, Jones was arrested for a domestic issue. The charges were dropped a week later (Tuscaloosa police and city attorney) after it appeared to be settled (altercation was verbal and not physical). Most teams have lowered his draft stock by one round. Now, some good news. Jones is one of the fastest players in the draft. The All-SEC player has the size to intimidate receivers. Very confident. Good in the run game. Switched from WR two seasons ago and has played the position ever since, so upside is enormous. Excellent punt return skills as he will occasionally take one to the house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iJ4UyVTE_o

Round Four: C.J. Prosise, RB, Notre Dame
Prosise is an ACC performer who started out as a wide receiver, but moved to running back. Yes, he is quite effective at catching the ball from the backfield and producing big gains. Has the burst to take it to the house on any given play. Excellent size. Good speed. Originally recruited as a safety. Excels on special teams. Solid runner between the tackles and would be better in a power running scheme. Can handle a workload, but needs a few games to adjust to the NFL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBG3fbHCgk4
Other Possible Targets:
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland
Keyarris Garrett, WR, Tulsa
Jordan Howard, RB, Indiana
Bronson Kaufusi, DE, BYU
Justin Simmons, FS, Boston College
Kyler Fackrell, OLB, Utah St.

Round Four: Hassan Ridgeway, DT, Texas
The All Big12 performer is like the classic blue collar worker who packs his lunch and comes to work with a positive attitude. There is nothing flashy about him other than dependability and reliability. He can occupy blockers at the line and apply pressure in the running and passing games. Ridgeway will likely add about ten to fifteen pounds of bulk to his sturdy frame. For his size, the Longhorn is deceptively quick on his feet. Pretty much an unmovable object on the field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93CbXKt7roY

Round Five: Max Tuerk, C, Southern California
Max Tuerk, a center from perennial PAC-12 power Southern California, is an equally powerful force in the running and passing offense. He does have an injury concern and will likely be limited by the time rookie camp begins. Tuerk should be good to go for training camp and perhaps the latter part of OTAs and mini camp. Pulls excellently on sweeps and screens. Mechanics are top notch. Rarely makes a mistake. Adjusts quickly and very well to moving/explosive targets with a laser like focus. Needed to add about twenty to twenty-five pounds of bulk to his lanky frame and is doing so – very close to that target. Unfortunately (and this is true for most centers), no extended videos exist – just a few plays here and there.
Other Possible Targets:
Graham Glasgow, C/G, Michigan
Evan Boehm, C, Missouri
Jayron Kearse, FS, Clemson
Jonathan Williams, RB, Arkansas
Blake Martinez, ILB, Stanford
Matt Ioannidis, DE, Temple

Round Five: Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts
Tajae Sharpe is a fun player to watch as he makes difficult catches seem routine. He has an array of acrobatic catches in his arsenal and makes the impossible receptions seem routine. Superior size with a superior skillset – exactly what the Redskins are searching for in a new wide receiver. Runs precise routes. Shakes coverage on short, intermediate, and long range passes with a can do attitude. Played in a pro-style system for the MAC’s Minutemen and transitioning to the NFL could be seamless. Needs to work on YAC after a catch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4dMwyeVLLI

Round Six: Maurice Canady, CB, Virginia
Do you need another punt returner who can score the occasional touchdown? He’s capable. The ACC specialist is a pretty good corner as well and is rated a bit higher by many scouting services. However, he regressed a somewhat during a senior season that was hindered by poor team play. Deceptively quick. Canady has the size and strength that most teams covet, but will need a year or two on the bench. Could make his mark on special teams and then make the transition to nickel and dime back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PgXbCT9Z54
Other Possible Targets:
Tyvis Powell, FS, Ohio St.
Denver Kirkland, OG, Arkansas
Deiondre Hall, CB, Northern Iowa
Jared Norris, ILB, Utah
D.J. Reader, DT, Clemson
Nick Kwiatkoski, ILB, West Virginia
Ken Crawley, CB, Colorado

Round Seven: Cody Kessler, QB, Southern California
The Redskins will certainly take a quarterback in this draft as a developmental project and the all PAC-12 obviously fits that profile. He sees the field very well and goes through his progressions quickly and efficiently. Able to improvise with ease. Leads the west coast offense with short and intermediate passes with an amazing degree of accuracy. Could stand to improve on his longer pass accuracy. Would fit extremely well in the Redskins offense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lohYq2rRAik
Other Possible Targets:
Joe Thuney, G, N.C. St.
Nate Sudfeld, QB, Indiana
Deon Bush, FS, Miami
Cassanova McKinzy, ILB, Auburn
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St.
Shawn Oakman, DE, Baylor

Round Seven: Clayton Fejedelem, FS, Illinois
Are you looking for a seventh round steal? Are you looking for a seventh rounder who could start or play many minutes in a reserve role two or three years from now? Are you looking for a special teams player that is able to contribute immediately? Are you looking for a diamond in the rough? Look no further. Clayton Fejedelem is an aggressive free safety who led the Big Ten in tackles last year. He was solid in the Illini’s pro day and had a great East-West Shrine game. Fejedelem has constantly silenced his critics and continues to do so. So yes, he would be a seventh round steal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m440K2C40o

Undrafted Free Agent Prospects:
Antwaun Woods, DT, Southern Cal
David Morgan, TE, Texas-San Antonio
Nick Beamish, C, Central Michigan
Josh Forrest, ILB, Kentucky
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame
Jeff Driskel, QB, Louisiana Tech
Jake McGee, TE, Florida
Reggie Northrup, ILB, Florida St.
Tevin Carter, SS, Utah
Giorgio Newberry, DE, Florida St.
Ian Frye, K, Virginia
Mike Jordan, CB, Missouri Western
Devon Johnson, RB/FB, Marshall
Vincent Valentine, DT, Nebraska
Curt Maggitt, OLB, Tennessee
Wallace Scott, SS, McNeese St.
Steven Scheu, TE, Vanderbilt
De’Runnya Wilson, WR, Mississippi St.
Chris Mayes, DT, Georgia
Alonzo Russell, WR, Toledo
Corey Marshall, OLB, Virginia Tech
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy
Travis Wilson, QB, Utah
Cayleb Jones, WR, Arizona
Christian Carpenter, FS, Towson
Devon Cajuste, WR, Stanford
Arjen Colquhoun, CB, Michigan St.
Darrell Greene, OG, San Diego St.

Prospects Contacted, Interviewed, Visited:
East-West Shrine game - EW
Senior Bowl - SB
Combine – NFLC
Team Pro Day – TPD
Team Visit – TV
Private Workout – PW

Ken Crawley, CB, Colorado – EW
Christian Hackenberg, QB, Penn St. - NFLC
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame – EW
Keith Lumpkin, OT, Rutgers – EW
Reggie Northrup, ILB, Florida St. - TV
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland – TPD,
Connor Cook, QB, Michigan St. - NFLC
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy – EW, TPD
Robert Nkemdiche, DE, Ole Miss – NFLC
Artie Burns, CB, Miami - TPD
Joe Thuney, OG, N.C. St. – EW
Kevin Byard, FS, Middle Tennessee St. - TPD
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville - TPD
Mackensie Alexander, CB, Clemson – NFLC, TPD
Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State – NFLC
Deon King, OLB, Norfolk St. - PW
Juston Burris, CB, N.C. St. – EW
Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech - NFLC
Jarran Reed, DE/DT, Alabama – NFLC
Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota St. - TPD
Josh Ferguson, RB, Illinois – EW
Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn - TPD
A'Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama - NFLC
Darion Griswold, TE, Arkansas St. – EW
Deon Bush, FS, Miami – TPD
Michael Caputo, S, Wisconsin - PW
Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts-Amherst – EW
Noah Spence, DE/OLB, Eastern Kentucky - NFLC
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St. – EW
Charone Peake, WR, Clemson – TPD

There is your latest mock for 2016 and prospect lists. The draft is getting closer and closer. We’ll post who the Redskins contact during team pro days, visits, and who they work out privately. See you as we go along.

Hail To The Redskins!
 
Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)​

Greetings from BBQ World Headquarters.

Today we bring you the first of two BGO member-centric mocks. Many of you have stated preferences for certain players and BBQ used a consensus formula to make these picks. Your suggestions, mocks, and wishes will now come true. We’ll have another one this coming weekend, so feel free to submit your mocks and favorite choices.

This week we will have three BBQ mocks. Next week will feature four mocks. The week of the draft will bring a mock each day.

Without any further delays, let’s take a look at the first BGO member-centric mock for 2016.

Round One: Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor
Recommended By: JohnssBass
It’s hard to argue this choice. He would fill a need and be a great selection in the first round. Solitary Man thinks we should take Reggie Ragland (ILB, Alabama) in the first and BBQ can see the logic in his recommendation.

Round Two: Vernon Butler, DT/DE, Louisiana Tech
Recommended By: DieselPower44
Although he could be gone when the Redskins select in round two, we can’t rule it out completely. Grabbing a second defensive lineman in row? BBQ likes it and the members here seem to love that idea.

Round Three: James Bradberry, CB, Samford
Recommended By: Win4us and JohnssBass
Cornerback is certainly a bigger need than most Redskins fans realize. Well, BGO Redskins fans are pretty smart and taking Bradberry here could be a great selection.

Round Four: C.J. Prosise
Recommended By: McD5
Good value for the money here and it is a position of need. Prosise would be a solid complement to Matt Jones and Chris Thompson.

Round Five: Max Tuerk, C, Southern California
Recommended By: Burgundy Burner
Yes, we do need a center and BBQ has him in round five of the latest mock. I may or may not prefer other players in the various mocks, but remaining objective is important. However, this is one time where I agree with one portion of a BBQ mock.

Round Six: Cassanova McKinzy, ILB, Auburn
Recommended By: Win4us
Interesting first name, but heck of a football player. Grabbing an ILB who could contribute on special teams is a good pick here.

Round Seven: Brandon Doughty, QB, Western Kentucky
Recommended By: redskins26 and Win4us
A developmental QB is expected to be a late round choice for the Redskins. The last time a Redskins team used a late round pick on a player with the same last name, it worked out pretty well.

Round Seven: KeiVarae Russell, CB, Notre Dame
Recommended By: DieselPower44
Late round defensive backs and linebackers usually are drafted with the special teams unit in mind. Taking a CB with such skills at this juncture of the draft makes perfect sense.

There is your first of two BGO member-centric mocks for 2016. Feel free to post your mocks and player preferences this week. The more the merrier. If enough mocks and preferences are posted, the next mock could feature multiple trades. Go for it and use the many resources provided by others in this continuing blog.

Hail To The Redskins!
 
Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)​

Greetings from BBQ World Headquarters.

Today we bring you the latest mock and it features trades and other exciting information. This week we will feature three mocks. Next week will bring four mocks. For draft week a new mock will be posted each day.

This weekend we will have the second of our BGO member-centric mocks. Be sure to get your mocks and preferences posted/known.

The videos that we post for various prospects will contain rough language on occasion. We apologize and recommend that you turn down the volume if offended.

Feel free to offer your own ideas about the draft, free agency, team cuts, and anything else related to these subjects. Too, we’d like to see your mocks if you are so inclined.

Without any further delays, let’s take a look at the latest mock for 2016.

Round One: Andrew Billings, DT, Baylor
The Redskins need youth and dependability on the defensive line for 2016 and beyond. Enter Andrew Billings. The Redskins have a decent running game defense. Billings can make it much better. The Redskins have a poor pass rush. Billings can make it much better. The Big 12 star plays low to the ground and can gain exceptional leverage. A disruptive force who can take on double teams and allow the OLBs a direct path to the quarterback. Deceptive speed. Very, very strong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afNZkUuJqhA
Other Possible Targets:
A’Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama
Vernon Butler, DT/DE, Louisiana Tech
Reggie Ragland, ILB, Alabama
William Jackson, CB, Houston
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville
Laquon Treadwell, WR, Mississippi

Round Two: Trade
The Redskins trade down to the latter portion of round two and pick up third and seventh rounders.

Round Two: Keanu Neal, FS, Florida
The free safety class for 2016 is a bit weak, but there are a few standouts and Neal is one of the better prospects. Wait, didn’t we say the same thing about Darian Thompson? Yes. He has the size, length, and physicality that teams like from their safeties. Wait, didn’t we say the same thing about Darian Thompson? Yes. So, what is the difference? Neal has a tendency to make running backs who enter his territory a personal mission and seeks to destroy. The same for receivers and tight ends. The all SEC standout is solid in all phases of the game and could start immediately. Needs to do a better job of protecting himself from injuries.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5nzVdpia6M
Other Possible Targets:
Chris Jones, DE, Mississippi St.
Michael Thomas, WR, Ohio St.
Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech
Tyler Boyd, WR, Pittsburgh
Ryan Kelly, C, Alabama
Jeremy Cash, SS, Duke

Round Three: Cyrus Jones, CB, Alabama
Let’s get some bad news out of the way. In early 2015, Jones was arrested for a domestic issue. The charges were dropped a week later (Tuscaloosa police and city attorney) after it appeared to be settled (altercation was verbal and not physical). Most teams have lowered his draft stock by one round. Now, some good news. Jones is one of the fastest players in the draft. The All-SEC player has the size to intimidate receivers. Very confident. Good in the run game. Switched from WR two seasons ago and has played the position ever since, so upside is enormous. Excellent punt return skills as he will occasionally take one to the house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iJ4UyVTE_o
Other Possible Targets:
Maliek Collins, DT, Nebraska
Sebastian Tretola, OG, Arkansas
Charles Tapper, DE, Oklahoma
Rashard Higgins, WR, Colorado St.
T.J. Green, FS, Clemson
Nick Martin, C, Notre Dame

Round Three: Trade
The Redskins trade down to the middle of round four and pick up fifth and sixth rounders.

Round Four: C.J. Prosise, RB, Notre Dame
Prosise is an ACC performer who started out as a wide receiver, but moved to running back. Yes, he is quite effective at catching the ball from the backfield and producing big gains. Has the burst to take it to the house on any given play. Excellent size. Good speed. Originally recruited as a safety. Excels on special teams. Solid runner between the tackles and would be better in a power running scheme. Can handle a workload, but needs a few games to adjust to the NFL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBG3fbHCgk4
Other Possible Targets:
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland
Keyarris Garrett, WR, Tulsa
Jordan Howard, RB, Indiana
Bronson Kaufusi, DE, BYU
Justin Simmons, FS, Boston College
Kyler Fackrell, OLB, Utah St.

Round Four: Hassan Ridgeway, DT, Texas
The All Big12 performer is like the classic blue collar worker who packs his lunch and comes to work with a positive attitude. There is nothing flashy about him other than dependability and reliability. He can occupy blockers at the line and apply pressure in the running and passing games. Ridgeway will likely add about ten to fifteen pounds of bulk to his sturdy frame. For his size, the Longhorn is deceptively quick on his feet. Pretty much an unmovable object on the field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93CbXKt7roY

Round Five: Max Tuerk, C, Southern California
Max Tuerk, a center from perennial PAC-12 power Southern California, is an equally powerful force in the running and passing offense. He does have an injury concern and will likely be limited by the time rookie camp begins. Tuerk should be good to go for training camp and perhaps the latter part of OTAs and mini camp. Pulls excellently on sweeps and screens. Mechanics are top notch. Rarely makes a mistake. Adjusts quickly and very well to moving/explosive targets with a laser like focus. Needed to add about twenty to twenty-five pounds of bulk to his lanky frame and is doing so – very close to that target. Unfortunately (and this is true for most centers), no extended videos exist – just a few plays here and there.
Other Possible Targets:
Graham Glasgow, C/G, Michigan
Evan Boehm, C, Missouri
Justin Simmons, FS, Boston College
Jayron Kearse, FS, Clemson
Jonathan Williams, RB, Arkansas
Blake Martinez, ILB, Stanford
Matt Ioannidis, DE, Temple

Round Five: Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts
Tajae Sharpe is a fun player to observe as he makes difficult catches seem routine. He has an array of acrobatic catches in his arsenal and makes the impossible receptions when you least expect it. Superior size with a superior skillset – exactly what the Redskins are searching for in a new wide receiver. Runs precise routes. Shakes coverage on short, intermediate, and long range passes with a can do attitude. Played in a pro-style system for the MAC’s Minutemen and transitioning to the NFL could be seamless. Needs to work on his YAC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4dMwyeVLLI

Round Six: Maurice Canady, CB, Virginia
Do you need another punt returner who can score the occasional touchdown? He’s capable. The ACC specialist is a pretty good corner as well and is rated a bit higher by many scouting services. However, he regressed a somewhat during a senior season that was hindered by poor team play. Deceptively quick. Canady has the size and strength that most teams covet, but will need a year or two on the bench. Could make his mark on special teams and then make the transition to nickel and dime back.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PgXbCT9Z54
Other Possible Targets:
Jayron Kearse, FS, Clemson
Deiondre Hall, CB, Northern Iowa
Jared Norris, ILB, Utah
D.J. Reader, DT, Clemson
Nick Kwiatkoski, ILB, West Virginia
Ken Crawley, CB, Colorado

Round Six: Tyvis Powell, FS, Ohio St.
Did Tyvis Powell declare for the draft one year earlier than expected? Yes. Was it too soon? Likely so. Advantage Redskins. He would be a better prospect in the 2017 draft, but decided to enter this year. He would need a year of sitting on the bench and playing special teams, then could be ready to take on the role of starting free safety. He has the size that teams covet these days. Physical player. Powell covers the field with ease and was the team MVP in the national championship game for the Big Ten’s Buckeyes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am1yWv_3wlk

Round Seven: Cody Kessler, QB, Southern California
The Redskins will certainly take a quarterback in this draft as a developmental project and the all PAC-12 obviously fits that profile. He sees the field very well and goes through his progressions quickly and efficiently. Able to improvise with ease. Leads the west coast offense with short and intermediate passes with an amazing degree of accuracy. Could stand to improve on his longer pass accuracy. Would fit extremely well in the Redskins offense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lohYq2rRAik
Other Possible Targets:
Joe Thuney, G, N.C. St.
Clayton Fejedelem, FS, Illinois
Nate Sudfeld, QB, Indiana
Deon Bush, FS, Miami
Cassanova McKinzy, ILB, Auburn
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St.

Round Seven: Shawn Oakman, DE, Baylor
Until a few days ago, the Big12 standout was a highly rated prospect, but he could be looking at serious legal troubles. It was just last year when La’el Collins had a serious charge leveled at him and was not drafted. It was very unfair and the timing was rotten. Could we see history repeating itself? Possibly. The allegations are serious. If no charges are filed by the draft, the Redskins could pull the trigger in the seventh. If charges are brought forth after the draft, then the Redskins can walk away with a minimal cap hit. Now, the football player. Large frame. Dominant on the defensive line. Explosive bull rush.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pd2FpUR93Q

Round Seven: Ian Seau, OLB, Nevada
He has a famous last name. Yes, the Mountain West product is a nephew of the late Junior Seau and like his famous uncle, Ian plays linebacker. He may not have the overall talent of his well known relative, but Ian Seau is a good football player. His specialty is rushing the passer. He would be an extra body on the field during passing downs and would need to make the roster as a special teamer as well. He lacks speed, but makes up for it with determination and toughness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cO4SpMFLWSQ

Undrafted Free Agent Prospects:
Antwaun Woods, DT, Southern Cal
David Morgan, TE, Texas-San Antonio
Nick Beamish, C, Central Michigan
Josh Forrest, ILB, Kentucky
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame
Jeff Driskel, QB, Louisiana Tech
Jake McGee, TE, Florida
Reggie Northrup, ILB, Florida St.
Tevin Carter, SS, Utah
Giorgio Newberry, DE, Florida St.
Ian Frye, K, Virginia
Mike Jordan, CB, Missouri Western
Devon Johnson, RB/FB, Marshall
Vincent Valentine, DT, Nebraska
Curt Maggitt, OLB, Tennessee
Wallace Scott, SS, McNeese St.
Steven Scheu, TE, Vanderbilt
De’Runnya Wilson, WR, Mississippi St.
Chris Mayes, DT, Georgia
Alonzo Russell, WR, Toledo
Corey Marshall, OLB, Virginia Tech
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy
Travis Wilson, QB, Utah
Cayleb Jones, WR, Arizona
Christian Carpenter, FS, Towson
Devon Cajuste, WR, Stanford
Arjen Colquhoun, CB, Michigan St.
Darrell Greene, OG, San Diego St.

Prospects Contacted, Interviewed, Visited:
East-West Shrine game - EW
Senior Bowl - SB
Combine – NFLC
Team Pro Day – TPD
Team Visit – TV
Private Workout – PW

Ken Crawley, CB, Colorado – EW
Christian Hackenberg, QB, Penn St. - NFLC
Elijah Shumate, SS, Notre Dame – EW
Keith Lumpkin, OT, Rutgers – EW
Reggie Northrup, ILB, Florida St. - TV
Sean Davis, FS, Maryland – TPD, TV
Arjen Colquhon, CB, Michigan St. - TV
Connor Cook, QB, Michigan St. - NFLC
Keenan Reynolds, RB, Navy – EW, TPD
Robert Nkemdiche, DE, Ole Miss – NFLC
Artie Burns, CB, Miami - TPD
Joe Thuney, OG, N.C. St. – EW
Kevin Byard, FS, Middle Tennessee St. - TPD
Sheldon Rankins, DT/DE, Louisville - TPD
Mackensie Alexander, CB, Clemson – NFLC, TPD
Cardale Jones, QB, Ohio State – NFLC
Deon King, OLB, Norfolk St. - PW
Juston Burris, CB, N.C. St. – EW
Vernon Butler, DT, Louisiana Tech - NFLC
Jarran Reed, DE/DT, Alabama – NFLC
Carson Wentz, QB, North Dakota St. - TPD
Josh Ferguson, RB, Illinois – EW
Jonathan Jones, CB, Auburn - TPD
A'Shawn Robinson, DE/DT, Alabama - NFLC
Darion Griswold, TE, Arkansas St. – EW
Deon Bush, FS, Miami – TPD
Michael Caputo, S, Wisconsin - PW
Tajae Sharpe, WR, Massachusetts-Amherst – EW
Noah Spence, DE/OLB, Eastern Kentucky - NFLC
Terrance Smith, ILB, Florida St. – EW
Charone Peake, WR, Clemson - TPD

There is your latest mock for 2016 and prospect lists. The draft is just two weeks away. We’ll post who the Redskins contact during team pro days, visits and who they work out privately. See you as we go along.

Hail To The Redskins!
 
We all agreed we would never say those words together in a sentence.

My therapist says I don't have to read hateful speech.
 
Those who can't do go on the radio.....................Vinny...............Jim Bowden.................etc :laugh:
 
Goaldeje said:
We all agreed we would never say those words together in a sentence.

My therapist says I don't have to read hateful speech.
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No love for Vinny?

We should donate some money and send him on a Florida nature hike vacation at one of their alligator farms. Time to show him the love.
 
Fear The Spear said:
BB, is there any word on whether Spencer Long has been progressing enough to be seriously considered a possible long-term starter at C or LG ?
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No word yet. He did allow 0 sacks last season and very few OB hurries. Time will tell.
 
Free Agency, The Mock Drafts, 2016 (Continual Updates)​

Greetings from BBQ World Headquarters.

We bring you our second post of the day as offseason free agency is churning along at a much slower pace, but BBQ is here to keep you informed.

We take the latest chatter from Redskins Park and media pundits as BBQ tries to formulate what could happen in the coming days and weeks. Who will the Redskins target, re-sign and release? Feel free to offer your ideas on free agency and the draft.

Free Agents Obtained:
Ziggy Hood, DE, Chicago
Kendall Reyes, DE, San Diego
David Bruton, SS/ST, Denver
Terence Garvin, ILB/ST, Pittsburgh
Vernon Davis, TE, Denver
Greg Toler, CB, Indianapolis

Free Agents Re-signed:
Colt McCoy, QB
Kedric Golston, DE
Mason Foster, LB
Logan Paulsen, TE
Kirk Cousins, QB
Tress Way, P
Will Blackmon, CB
Junior Galette, OLB
Josh LeRibeus, C
Chris Thompson, RB
Duke Ihenacho, SS

Unrestricted Free Agents:
Darrel Young, FB (Not Re-signed)
Pierre Thomas, RB (Unknown)
Alex Smith, TE (Very Likely Walks)
Cary Williams, CB (Very Likely Walks)

Exclusive Rights Free Agents:
Will Compton, LB (Returning)

Possible Cuts, Cap Savings, Candidates For Restructure:
Andre Roberts, WR – (Very Likely June 1st Cut - $4M Saved if Cut at That Time)
Perry Riley, LB – (Restructure?)
Shawn Lauvao, OG – (Unknown - $3M Saved if Cut)
Kory Lichtensteiger, C – (Likely Stays? Depends on Draft? - $2.95M Saved if Cut)
Adam Hayward, LB – (Unknown - $945K if Cut)
Jackson Jeffcoat, LB – (Likely Cut - $600K Saved if Cut)

Suspension:
Silas Redd, RB - Indefinite

Seasonal Updates:
This section will now be devoted to periodic updates.

Starting next year BBQ will not list prospects from other teams. It is literally impossible to know what moves will be made. GM McCloughan has a plan each season and FA is difficult to ascertain under his leadership.

The Redskins now have about $12.5M in cap space and haven’t restructured a contract thus far.

The FA additions have been devoted to adding depth.

The Redskins appear to be targeting next year as an offseason that is aimed at keeping key players. If the cap remains the same, the team will have about $45M in cap space.

The cap next season is expected to conservatively rise by about $10M or as much as $13M. That would give the Redskins about $55M to $58M in cap space.

Assuming a new contract for Kirk Cousins is in place this summer and after a post June 1 release of Andre Roberts, the Redskins could have $60M to $68M of cap space for 2017. Possibly a bit higher.

With the arrest of DE Shawn Oakman (Baylor) a short time ago and the serious nature of the charge (he has a poor history of troubles), BBQ will no longer include him in mocks or watch lists.

The draft strategy for Scot McCloughan will not change in light of offseason FA additions.

We’ll update the free agency as needed and as media chatter warrants. Give us your thoughts on free agency and what you think will happen.

Hail To The Redskins!
 
He doesn't want to play special teams. That is a big negative for Scot. Only reason he is still on the roster is due to injury. Scot did not place him on IR. Jeffcoat ended up there only because no one claimed him on waivers. If he has changed his tune, then Scot could give him another chance.
 
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