The Washington Redskins seem like an obvious candidate to draft a quarterback in the 2019 NFL draft.
Perhaps the bigger question is simple — where?
In a new mock from Draft Wire’s Luke Easterling, the Redskins make a move up a few spots via trade with the Green Bay Packers to grab Drew Lock out of Missouri:
What, you’re not excited about a quarterback battle between Case Keenum and Colt McCoy? Didn’t think so. With Alex Smith’s future in doubt, Washington should be poised to make a short jump like this (in return for a third-round pick) for the right passer, and Lock could be their man if he lasts this long.
The Redskins have the ammo to make a move like this, though it would require them to absolutely be in love with a certain quarterback.
The 6’4″ Lock is an intriguing player at least, as he’s tossed a maximum of 44 total scores in a year and also rushed for six touchdowns last season.
In this mock scenario, Kyler Murray and Dwayne Haskins are already off the board.
Like Lock or not, making a big move like this would prevent the Redskins from having to choose between only Colt McCoy and Case Keenum.
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