2019 NFL Draft: Sleepers for the Washington Redskins to target

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The 2019 NFL Draft is just days away. Here’s a look at some of the sleepers the Redskins could target.

The Washington Redskins need to get a solid haul in the 2019 NFL Draft. With their coaching staff and administration seemingly on the hot seat, they need to hit on as many picks as possible. They have plenty of holes to plug all over the field and should look to address these needs early in the draft.

Luckily for the Redskins, they have nine picks in the draft. They will be able to grab some quality players to help the cause for the team and potentially fix some of the bigger problem spots in their lineup. At the moment, the offensive side of the ball is looking weaker, and the team may consider drafting a quarterback early. But, the early picks aren’t necessarily what matters the most.

Often, the most important part of a draft class is its depth. And with seven picks in Round 3 or later, the ‘Skins are armed with the tools needed to pick up depth. They will have to target some sleepers in each round and try to get some potential starters on the cheap. If they can do that, their bigger problem spots could quickly transform, and that would be a big win for them.

With that said, here’s a look at a handful of sleepers that the Redskins could target on each day of the draft.

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