Redskins 2020 NFL 7-round mock draft: Literally all defense

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You read the Redskins all-offense seven-round mock draft last week. Now, the all-defense mock is here, ready for analysis and vitriol!

Let’s cut right to the chase (Pun unintended, but appreciated post-recognition); we’ve read enough paraphrased introductions at this point in the offseason. There’s an NFL Draft coming up. The Washington Redskins need to add value. Most drafts feature a mixture of offensive and defensive picks, but just how good could the Redskins make their defense if they loaded up entirely on that side of the ball?

Let’s take a look.

Disclaimer: Just like the all-offense mock, this is not a realistic scenario, nor a preferred strategy. It’s just a way to give readers a look at different defensive values from round to round.

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