Washington Redskins: Which cornerbacks are worth the No. 13 pick?

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Draft season is here. And the Washington Redskins have a number of decisions to make.

The team needs a cornerback. Josh Norman is only getting older, and the team’s former slot cornerback is off to Kansas City. Bashaud Breeland could be on the way out, and behind him, depth remains to be acquired.

The Washington Redskins will likely draft a cornerback at some point in the 2018 NFL Draft. But when? Day 3? Round 2? Could they take a risk and grab one at No. 13?

To assess the possible returns drafting a first-round cornerback would provide the Washington Redskins, we decided to analyze a few possible first-round cornerbacks, and determine whether or not they’re worth the pick. Turn the page, and take a look at what we found!

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