A Look Back At The Picks The Burgundy and Gold Report's #BootsOnTheGroundTour began at the Senior Bowl and concluded at the 2019 NFL Draft. The up-close view of the process and prospects was a great way to kick off the offseason. A special thanks to Dana Sparkman for Live Tweeting all the sites and sounds during the Draft. Skins Draft Selection The Redskins had a strong Day 1 of the Draft when they added a franchise quarterback in Dwayne Haskins and upgraded their pass rushin

2019 NFL Draft Round 1 Reflection As the Washington Redskins selection approached, Quarterbacks, Drew Lock & Dwayne Haskins as well as Edge Rushers, Brian Burns & Montez Sweat were still on the board. The board couldn’t have fallen better with a smorgasbord of options on both sides of the ball. To the excitement of Redskins fans, OSU Quarterback Dwayne Haskins was announced as the #15 selection. Although Haskins only had 1 year of production at Ohio State he electrified the n

Draft Night Strategy Draft Night has arrived! Redskins fans have flooded social media with their thoughts on who the Redskins should select with their first pick in Round 1. The uncertainty is evident and has created intrigue from reports of a possible Josh Rosen trade or draft night trade for Kyler Murray or Dwayne Haskins. Talks of Washington's interest in Drew Lock have been quiet, but the Mizz Quarterback has to be on their radar The dominoes will fall after the first sel

The Burgundy and Gold Report Top 25 Big Board Things to Remember: The top players in this year’s draft are sure to be off the board, with headliners such as Kyler Murray, Nick Bosa, Quinnen Williams, Josh Allen, Devin White, Jawaan Taylor. Although the defensive line talent is deep, that position won’t make the Top 25 due to the re-signing of Matt Ioannidis and the back to back 1st round selections of John Allen and Daron Payne. The prospects listed below all have a decent ch

Although wide receiver might not be the top priority for the Redskins, it's essential that they solve the problem during this draft. Here you’ll find 7 prospects that will fit in Washington. The Redskins receiving corp consists of 1st round bust, Josh Doctson, often injured, Paul Richardson, and a slew of late round/UDFA receivers who have yet to make a significant contribution. Of course, injuries and the instability at quarterback play a big role in the lack of receiver dev

By Adam Aniba The need for Quarterback stability in Washington has been an issue for decades. Redskins' fans love talking about their prospect projections and mocks on social media. It's all fun and games for fans, but the Redskins need to make a move for a quarterback. this year. I was a recent guest on the Urban Sports Scene with host Wally Akinso, in which the topic of the potential quarterback fits in Washington were discussed. The topic of Washington trading for Arizona