How the Washington Football Team can leverage a strength for its QB

Every draft has its strengths and weaknesses. Here is how the Washington Football Team can take advantage of one of the weaknesses of the 2021 NFL Draft.

The 2021 NFL Draft is fast approaching. It is officially under a week until Roger Goodell will open the NFL Draft in Cleveland to a wave of boos from all thirty-two NFL fanbases. The world is officially healing.

And with the opening of a new draft, comes a million different scenarios for how the draft can play out. Because each year has its unique strengths and weaknesses compared to other drafts, each draft unfolds differently and uniquely to its predecessors.

The 2021 NFL Draft has its strengths, most notably the top quarterbacks, the deep wide receiver class, a quality cornerback group, and a really deep offensive tackle class. However, it does have a few areas of weakness, and one such weakness is very notable for the Washington Football Team. This position group so happens to be a position that the Washington Football Team can leverage to their advantage. That position group is the interior defensive line.