The Washington Redskins may have stolen a topend cornerback in the third round.
Fabian Moreau from UCLA was projected as a low first-early second round pick. In the eyes of draft analysts Daniel Jeremiah and Charles Davis of NFL Media, Moreau has “size, footwork, athleticism and skills to be a starting player from day one.”
If healthy, that is. This is similar to what was said about last year’s third-round pick, Kendall Fuller.
If things go well in his rookie season, Moreau could replace a guy who unexpectedly slipped to the top part of the fourth round in 2014 for the Redskins – Bashaud Breeland – who becomes a free agent in 2018.
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