Washington Redskins: The Case to Draft WR Justin Blackmon with the 6th Pick

17 January 2012, 7:13 am

The landscape of the National Football League has changed greatly in the past decade. With the emphasis on pass interference as well as the new rules to protect the quarterback—this league now rewards teams who can throw the ball effectively more than those who can run the ball. Unfortunately for the Washington Redskins , their strength is running the ball and weakness is passing. In the Dan ...... Read More »

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