Assessing the 2020 Washington Redskins draft class
UDFAs and Team Grade
Undrafted free agents typically spend the spring and summer working extremely hard for a roster spot or a place on the practice squad. Most of these prospects typically see their dreams end in disappointment, but a few do make it to the football promise land. The Redskins have signed the following UDFAs thus far:
Steven Montez, QB, Colorado
Isaiah Wright, WR, Temple
Thaddeus Moss, TE, Louisiana St.
Johnathan Johnson, WR, Missouri
Montez has a realistic chance of making the roster, but is likely to wind up on the practice squad. His long-term potential is solid. Moss has the best chance of this group to make the roster. He was a significant piece in LSU’s march to a national championship. Wright is likely to wind up on the practice squad and Johnson faces an uphill battle.
Grade: B
The Redskins added plenty of quality in the first four rounds of the draft and their best round came in the fourth when two possible blue-chippers were added. The final three rounds provide a lot of versatility and depth along with a possible steal in the final round. The UDFAs signed thus far look promising.
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