"Draft! Mocks! Contests! It’s draft week Alex Smith Jersey , and the Redskins head into this extended weekend with 9 picks. This also means that it’s time for our annual contest to test your ability to predict the players and positions the Redskins will pick this year. Post your best guess at the Redskins picks. This year’s prizes will be whatever I have left in my Redskins swag bag.Fanspeak's Mock Draft SimulatorContest Rules:1. There is only one entry allowed per person.The last mock draft that you post in the contest thread before the deadline will be considered your entry.2. No trades allowed. You are only picking for the 9 draft picks the Redskins currently have in the 2019 NFL Draft. (15, 46, 76, 96, 153, 173, 206, 227, 253)3. Tie Breaker Guess must be included in your final entry.4. You must use the official Contest Entry Template provided or your entry will not count.5. The deadline for entries is Thursday, April, 25, 2019 at 7:59 pm EST.6. Any prizes will be determined by Hogs Haven.7. Winner will be announced April 29th, 2019 - May 6, 20198. You must designate 1 position for a player, and it must be a position they play or project to play in the NFL. All safeties(FS or SS) will count as one position.Defensive linemen(DE or DT) will count as one position(DL).(All other positions will be subject to Hogs Haven staff's discretion)Scoring:1 point: Guess the correct position of any draft pickex: If you have 2 RBs in your draft and only 1 is selected, you only score 1 time6 points: Guess the correct position in the correct roundex: If you mock a WR in the 6th round and the Redskins draft one there, 6 points for you11 points: Guess the correct playerex: If you pick Juan Thornhill in the 5th but he is picked by the Skins in the 3rd, that's 11 points.20 points: guess the correct player in the correct roundex: The big scorer.100% accuracy on player and round will help you win this contestTie Breaker:In the event of a tie, the judges will use the contestant's tiebreaker entries to determine a winner.Tiebreaker Question: How many trades will occur during the 2019 Draft?Washington Redskins Sample Draft:Round 1(#15): Brian Burns Josh Norman Jersey , OL, Florida StateRound 2(#46): N’Keal Harry, WR, Arizona StateRound 3(#76): Will Grier, QB, WVURound 3(#96): Connor McGovern, OG, Penn StateRound 5(#153): Marvel Tell III, S, USCRound 5(#173): Michael Jackson, CB, MiamiRound 6(#206): Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR, TexasRound 7(#227): Gary Johnson, ILB, TexasRound 7(#253): Zach Gentry, TE, MichiganSample Entry:Round 1(#15): T.J. Hockenson, TE Jordan Reed Jersey , Iowa Points = 1(Correct Position)Round 2(#46): N’Keal Harry, WR, Arizona State Points = 20(Correct Player in Correct Round)Round 3(#76): Nate Davis, OG, Charlotte-UNC Points = 6(Correct Position in Correct Round)Round 3(#96): Jarrett Stidham, QB, AuburnPoints = 6(Correct Position in Correct Round)Round 5(#153): David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State Points =0(Player and position not selected)Round 5(#173): Gary Johnson, ILB, Texas Points = 11(Correct Player)Round 6(#206): Albert Huggins, DE, Clemson Points =0(Player and position not selected)Round 7(#227): Blace Brown, CB, Troy Points = 1(Correct Position)Round 7(#253): Lil’Jordan Humphrey, WR, Texas Points = 11(Correct Player)Tiebreaker: 13Contest Entry Template:Round 1(#15): Round 2(#46): Round 3(#76): Round 3(#96): Round 5(#153): Round 5(#173): Round 6(#206): Round 7(#227): Round 7(#253):Tiebreaker: Washington senior V.P. of player personnel Doug Williams likes what he’s seen from rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins. But it won’t be Williams who decides when and if Haskins will start. The decision apparently won’t be made by any one person.“[A]t the end of the day, it’s going to be on [coach] Jay [Gruden], myself Bryce Love Washington Redskins Jersey , probably [team president] Bruce [Allen] and the owner, after what [Haskins] does during the preseason and see where we are as a team to make that decision,” Williams recently told Steve Wyche of NFL Network.Yes, the owner, Dan Snyder, will be involved in the decision. Which could make the decision less about winning now (which Gruden would likely prefer) and more about developing Haskins.Former Washington quarterback Joe Theismann has cautioned against throwing Haskins into the fray given the difficulty of the team’s early-season schedule. The other view would be this: It’s sink or swim now, or it’s sink or swim later. At some point, every NFL quarterback has to show that he can succeed.Besides, why not face teams with tougher defenses before all defenses have enough film to figure out a new quarterback’s tendencies, tells, strengths, and weaknesses? It’s arguably better to confront those teams before they can properly break Haskins down.Bottom line — if Haskins is a keeper, he’ll likely keep his wits about him while facing good teams as a rookie. If he can’t, then maybe he’s not the answer. If he’s not the answer, it’s better to know that soon then later.