Haskins has a strong arm and good accuracy, and he did a good job of avoiding turnovers in his one season with the Buckeyes, which could make him a match for a Redskins offense that wants to control possession and take time off the clock. His lack of experience was thought to be an issue, given he had just one season as a college starter.<doc-sep>The Redskins added a weapon for new QB Dwayne Haskins yesterday when they drafted his teammate from Ohio State, WR Terry McLaurin. They also traded their second third round pick to the Bills to get two 4th round picks. The Redskins have seven picks today. They have two 4ths, two 5ths, a 6th, and two 7ths to work with. Washington needs a lot of depth, and cheap talent, and they should be able to find both. Enjoy Day 3! DO NOT TIP PICKS IN THE COMMENTS! Day 3: Rounds 4 through 7 When: Saturday April 27th at 12 p.m. Eastern Time per pick: 5 minutes for rounds 4-6; 4 minutes for round 7 TV channels: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, ESPN Deportes Online: WatchESPN, fuboTV (free trial), NFL.com/watch Radio: SiriusXM NFL Radio Redskins draft picks: Washington Redskins 2018 Draft Picks Round 1(#15): Dwayne Haskins, QB, Ohio State Round 1(#26): Montez Sweat, OLB, Mississippi State Round 2(#46): Traded to the Colts for #26 Round 3(#76): Terry McLaurin, WR, Ohio State Round 3(#96): Traded to the Bills Round 4(#112): Bryce Love, RB, Stanford Round 4(#131): Wes Martin, G, Indiana Round 5(#153): Round 5(#173): Round 6(#206): Round 7(#227): Round 7(#253): Full 7 round draft order DO NOT TIP PICKS IN THE COMMENTS! NFL News twitter feed: Redskins twitter feed: “The League Done Messed Up” T-shirts DO NOT TIP PICKS IN THE COMMENTS!<doc-sep>ARLINGTON, TX - APRIL 26: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announces a pick by the Washington Redskins during the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft at AT&T Stadium on April 26, 2018 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images) The Redskins weren’t done with their Day 2 night just yet. But now, all of a sudden, they are. The Washington Redskins started the 2019 NFL Draft on a high note on Day 1. First, they waited patiently for Dwayne Haskins to fall to them at No. 15, and then they traded back into Round 1 to add Mississippi State edge rusher Montez Sweat, cementing two starting spots on Day 1. On Day 2, the Redskins added a familiar weapon in the receiving core for Dwayne Haskins, nabbing versatile wide receiver Terry McLaurin, whose speed figures to serve the Redskins offense well. The Redskins drafted McLaurin at pick No. 76, and at the time, they still had another third-round pick: Pick No. 96. Shortly before making that pick, however, they instead traded it to Buffalo, in exchange for both of the Bills’ fourth-round picks, per Field Yates of ESPN. The Bills used Washington’s second third-round pick to select Ole Miss tight end Dawson Knox, while the Redskins add two more picks to their Day 3 slate, now possessing a total of seven Day 3 picks. Want your voice heard? Join the Riggo's Rag team! Write for us! The two picks acquired by the Redskins from the Buffalo Bills sit at No. 112 (No. 9 in the fourth round), and No. 131 (No. 29 in the fourth-round), so viewers won’t have to wait too long tomorrow to see the Redskins make their newest pick. The Redskins had originally lost their only fourth-rounder after trading for Ha Ha Clinton-Dix. Now, they get back two. The move to trade back, at this point, is a savvy one for the Redskins, who could use more mid-round picks to acquire depth. And at this point, as the second day of the 2019 NFL Draft comes to a close, there’s still plenty of sleeper talent left on the board to capitalize on. The Redskins could grab a higher-tier talent that trickles down to Day 3, and with seven more picks, they’ll have more than enough opportunities to add Day 3 gems. For now, it looks like the Redskins’ night is over after picking Terry McLaurin. This solid, measured trade back allows them to acquire a larger volume of players tomorrow.<doc-sep>With the No. 76 pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, the Redskins selected Terry McLaurin, wide receiver out of Ohio State. Special teams ace who demonstrated plenty of route-running polish, twitchiness, and impressive speed as a receiver at the Senior Bowl. Older prospect but someone who could be more productive in the NFL than he was in college. Draft tracker: Get grades for every pick Redskins: B- Pete Prisco: He is raw, but he can run. He had an impressive senior bowl that elevated him in scouts' eyes. He fills a major need and he knows Dwayne Haskins well. Looking for your daily fix of NFL news and analysis? Look no further than the Pick Six Podcast. CBS Sports senior writer Will Brinson (and guests) gets you up to speed each day in about 30 minutes with what's trending in the NFL world so that you're always in the know. Go subscribe right now! Fantasy impact Dave Richard: Fantasy managers shouldn't be too excited to draft McLaurin. He was effectively a deep-ball threat for the Buckeyes -- he didn't show up as a physical receiver, not even consistently competing for contested catches and often using his chest to help him catch balls. But he caught a touchdown every 3.2 catches last year -- and who threw him those passes?! This was a pick to help new Redskins quarterback Dwayne Haskins get comfortable -- the two played together at Ohio State and have instant rhythm to help the Redskins in at least a couple of elements on the field. McLaurin is only worth taking late in deeper dynasty start-ups and keeper leagues as well as with a Round 3 pick in rookie-only drafts. NFL comparison: DaeSean Hamilton Chris Trapasso: Hamilton was as good of a route-runner as you'll see in college, and McLaurin is a great separator down the field. He's a step or two faster than Hamilton and is more explosive than he is twitchy. He'll be a special teams ace too.<doc-sep>
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - DECEMBER 01: Terry McLaurin #83 of the Ohio State Buckeyes catches a pass against the Northwestern Wildcats in the first quarter at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 01, 2018 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) Terry McLaurin was the Washington Redskins’ first pick of the 2019 NFL Draft. He fills a big need at the receiver position. The Redskins needed receiver help. In the third round, they had an opportunity to land a number of quality players at the position. But ultimately, they settled on Terry McLaurin. And it was a solid pick. McLaurin is one of the most well-rounded receivers in the draft. He can do a little bit of everything. He’s a great route runner, he’s very athletic, and he’s an elite special teams player. Additionally, he is a high-character player who will work hard to improve at the next level. He will have a chance to emerge as a starter for the Redskins and should be an inside/outside threat. Last year at Ohio State, McLaurin averaged an even 20 yards per catch and scored 11 times for Ohio State. He was able to function as a deep threat, but he won’t just be a big-play threat at the next level. He will be able to find space and get open with his quickness and route-running skills, and he will be able to find chemistry early in the ‘Skins’ offense. The reason for this? Dwayne Haskins. The Redskins selected Haskins, the Ohio State quarterback, in the first round. By adding McLaurin, they give him one of his preferred targets and someone who he already has chemistry with. And per NBC Sports Washington’s JP Finlay, Haskins said that he would vouch for the Redskins to draft him. So, it’s clear that they have a strong rapport. There were a number of other players that the ‘Skins could have considered with the 76th pick. Hakeem Butler from Iowa State, Kelvin Harmon from NC State, and Riley Ridley of Georgia all could have made sense. That said, McLaurin seems like the safest pick of that bunch, and the chemistry he has with Haskins should help to accelerate his growth. McLaurin is a very safe selection who could emerge as the team’s No. 2 receiver early. He is an important building block on offense, and his special teams ability won’t hurt his case either. The Redskins will probably add more weapons as Day 2 and Day 3 continue, but for now, McLaurin is a great start with the 76th pick.