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Ewoldt looked back at the past 11 seasons - to 2002 - to review who the player Redskins fans loved to hate each season was.

The Redskins draft filled areas of need and carved out new niches for younger role players.

One of the Redskins main objectives this offseason was to surround star quarterback Robert Griffin III with talent to work with.

Everyone in Redskins Nation is hoping for safety with the team's first pick, but what the rest of the draft? The team has major needs they need to address like at right tackle, but will probably miss the player they had in mind when it's their turn to get on the board.

Last year, the Redskins made a bold move with a player that was thought to not fit the team's plans at wide-out. The Redskins decided to move receiver Niles Paul to tight end in what would be his second season.