Washington Football Team either/or mock draft for 2021
Round 7
Either:
Tony Poljan, Tight End, Virginia – 6-7, 265
As a former quarterback at Western Michigan, Tony Poljan made the jump to tight end when he transferred to Virginia. After a solid 2020, could he be on track to follow in the same footsteps as Logan Thomas?
Or:
K.J. Britt, Linebacker, Auburn – 6-0, 245
The Washington Football Team met with K.J. Britt at the Senior Bowl. He will need to make the roster as a special teams player and could become a rotational linebacker within a couple of years. Britt is likely to be a practice squad candidate in his first season.
Either:
Paddy Fisher, Linebacker, Northwestern – 6-4, 240
What a difference one year can make for prospects. Paddy Fisher was generally considered to be a third or fourth-round prospect after the 2019 season. 2020 was not as kind to him, but he is still a talented linebacker. Spending some time on the practice squad this coming season and working his way into the lineup over the next two years is Fisher’s best option.
Or:
Brady Breeze, Strong Safety, Oregon – 6-1, 200
Brady Breeze made the tough decision to opt out of the 2020 season, but that was probably a mistake. He needs the experience and could’ve boosted his draft portfolio for 2021. Breeze is an in the box safety, but his calling card is not what you may think. He is a hard-hitting football player and the Oregon standout could carve out a respectable career as a special teams ace. He also has a really cool name! Uh, we’ll show ourselves out the door after some final thoughts.