Standouts from the East-West Shrine Game that Redskins could target

The East-West Shrine Game is now in the books. Here are some players that the Washington Redskins could target after the contest.

Every year, the East-West Shrine Game produces NFL-level talent. While the game doesn’t have as much early-round appeal as the Senior Bowl, there are still plenty of contributors to be found in the contest.

Take last year’s game, for example. The Redskins had three Day 3 players that were featured in the Shrine Game. Cole Holcomb, Jimmy Moreland, and Jordan Brailford were the three players and the former two, Holcomb and Moreland, emerged with roles on the defensive side of the ball. And Brailford could’ve as well but was sidelined for the season with an injury.

So, the Redskins have been able to find talent in this game. And they’ll surely be looking to do that again this season.

Luckily for them, there were some solid players in the Shrine Game that they could target to fill positions of need. Here’s a look at some of the best standouts the team could consider.

Honorable Mentions: Michigan DL Michael Danna, North Texas QB Mason Fine, Illinois State RB James Robinson, CB Parnell Motley, Charlotte RB Benny LeMay