A Pro Bowl left tackle, three-time 1,000-yard running back and a stud pass-rusher. Is that enough of a haul for five drafts? Probably not.
New Washington Redskins general manager Scot McCloughan need only look at the last five drafts to know how much pressure is on him to change things in D.C.
McCloughan is already embroiled in improving a roster that's won seven games in two years. He's probably noticed there aren't many helpful building blocks lying around.
Aside from the headline trio referenced at the top, a fourth-round cornerback currently represents another potential quality starter the Redskins can rely on.