The Redskins have a huge need at guard, and it just so happens that this year's draft class is filled with quality guard talent. Brandon Thomas doesn't have elite talent, but he is more than adequate at the guard position. Very powerful with nimble feet, Thomas has potential for the future, and there is no doubt he could step in right away at either guard spot.
As far as the other guard spot is concerned, John Urschel would be a great pick-up in the late rounds for the Redskins. He's not the biggest guy, but he has good enough strength and is adequate in both run blocking and pass protection.
Chris Davis is one of the most well-known commodities in this year's draft thanks to a couple of huge plays when it mattered most last season. Yet, somehow, Davis is very underrated as a player. He is good in coverage, and while he doesn't have top-end speed, it's more than enough to keep up with most receivers. Washington has a need at corner, and Davis would be a great value.
Tyler Polumbus has struggled mightily for the Redskins, and as a result, it's time the team looks for his replacement. Seantrel Henderson is absolutely massive at 6-foot-7, 331 pounds, and the man's strength is remarkable. He needs work on technique, but if Washington is able to pick him up in the later rounds of the draft, they shouldn't hesitate.
Much like the rest of Washington's offensive line, center Will Montgomery is simply not cut out to be an NFL starter. Tyler Larson is a very polished prospect, and while he lacks elite talent, he will be a solid leader on the line for years to come. Larsen is a perfect fit on Washington's line.
