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who could contribute to the Redskins"WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Looks Like Someone Has A Sixpack Of The MondaysDaily SlopRedskins RecapsESTShareTweetShareShareMarkus Jones Is a Developmental Prospect That Can Improve the Outside Pass RushDouglas DeFelice-USA TODAY SportsMarkus Jones Cole Holcomb Washington Redskins Jersey , EDGESchool:Angelo State University | Conference:Lone Star ConferenceCollege Experience: Senior | Age: 23Height / Weight: 6’2” / 252 lbsProjected Draft Status: 5th to 7th RoundPlayer Comparison:Harold LandryCollege StatisticsData courtesy HERO SPORTS.Player OverviewIf a player is going to make it to the NFL from Division II, they have to dominate.Before getting to Angelo State, Markus Jones promised his parents to “exceed beyond anyone I compete with.” You could definitely argue he did that and then some.Jones led the nation - all divisions - in tackles for loss with 34.5.A leader in sacks and forced fumbles (he even blocked two kicks), Jones went on to win many postseason awards including the Gene Upshaw Division II Lineman of the Year.Whenever you watch a Division II prospect, they should leap off the tape.Jones’ quickness, tenacity, and relentlessness is evident.Although the level of competition is questionable, Jones accepted an invitation to the East West Shrine game and held his own.He had a good week of practice that translated to six tackles, a half sack, and two QB hurries.Jones has a lot of potential that could be unlocked.StrengthsAlthough he played DE, has good size to play OLB in a 3-4. Relentless motor.Always working to defeat blockers and chase plays until the whistle.Quick off the line and gets to top speed quickly.Shows speed around the edge and flattens to QB easilyShock blockers, stacks and sheds linemen and bull rushes tackles with good strength.Impact player on special teams.WeaknessesArm length only 32”.This allowed blockers to get their hands on his chest and slow his rush.Will have trouble keeping blockers off him unless hand usage improves.Can be undisciplined and out of control on rushes.Needs to put together pass rush moves and have a plan when rushing.Limited tape does show if he can drop and cover as an OLB or set the edge against the run.Level of competition in Division II.Can he be as good against better competition?Let’s go to the video tapeHow He Fits On The RedskinsDespite being 7th in the league in team sacks - just six less than best - there is no doubt that this team needs help off the edge.Kerrigan has been a strong and steady force, but there must be more sack production from the OLBs.Preston Smith and Ryan Anderson combined for six sacks and not one additional OLB got home the whole season. That just won’t cut it.Smith and Pernell McPhee may be gone in free agency.The team would not only be wise to use a high draft pick to address the position, but it wouldn’t be a bad idea to use a late pick on a pass rushing specialist or developmental pass rusher.But he definitely has the tools to contribute to a teams pass rush rotation.He might be the faster off the edge than anyone currently on the roster.While there are questions of whether he can hold an edge against the run or drop into coverage, on obvious passing downs he can help a team if given the time and opportunity to improve. With the depth of the position in this draft Cole Holcomb Washington Redskins Jersey , it is possible Jones will go undrafted, but his production and traits make him a great late-round prospect. The Washington Redskins draft class is in the books!" />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteHogs Havena Washington Redskins communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpFanpostsFanshotsSectionsRedskinsMastheadOddsShopCommunity GuidelinesStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections Looks Like Someone Has A Sixpack Of The MondaysDaily SlopRedskins RecapsEDTShareTweetShareShareThe Redskins 2019 draft class is complete!Kirby Lee-USA TODAY SportsThe 2019 NFL Draft is officially over and the Redskins had the final pick to close out this year. The Redskins ended up with a total of 10 picks, and made two trades during the draft. The Redskins picked players on both sides of the ball, but focused more on offense this year. They double dipped at wide receiver, guard, and outside linebacker. The Redskins got their franchise QB when they selected Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins in the first round. Then they got their Preston Smith replacement when they trade back up into the 1st round to pick Mississippi State OLB Montez Sweat. Day 2 saw them grant Haskins request to get one of his Buckeye receivers when Washington added Terry McLaurin in the 3rd round. They made their second trade and turned a 3rd round pick into 2 4ths.Day 3 saw them add 7 new players. They made a stash pick when they selected Stanford RB Bryce Love who tore his ACL in December. Then they went back-to-back on offensive linemen, adding Indiana guard Wes Martin and Alabama C/G Ross Pierschbacher. Round 5 also added North Carolina ILB Cole Holcomb who is a tackling machine. Round 6 started giving the Redskins value picks. They added another wide receiver with N.C. State’s Kelvin Harmon who is friends with Dwayne Haskins and fell from his Day 2 projection. Then they finally addressed the secondary and added James Madison CB Jimmy Moreland. The Redskins ended their draft by picking Oklahoma State OLB Jordan Brailford.How did the Redskins do in the draft this year? Where did they miss? Which was your favorite pick?Washington Redskins 2019 Draft PicksRound 1(#15): Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio StateRound 1(#26): Montez Sweat, OLB, Mississippi StateRound 2(#46): Traded to ColtsRound 3(#76): Terry McLaurin, WR, Ohio StateRound 3(#96): Traded to the BillsRound 4(#112): Bryce Love, RB, StanfordRound 4(#131): Wes Martin Cole Holcomb Jersey 2019 , G, IndianaRound 5(#153): Ross Pierschbacher, C, AlabamaRound 5(#173): Cole Holcomb, ILB, North CarolinaRound 6(#206): Kelvin Harmon, WR, N.C. StateRound 7(#227): Jimmy Moreland, CB, James MadisonRound 7(#253): Jordan Brailford, OLB, Oklahoma State