Just a year ago, there was a lot of optimism surrounding Su’a Cravens. Coming off a solid rookie season for the team after being a second round pick, Cravens was shifting to the safety position where he would turn into an even better pro. From there, he would help fix a major weakness on the Redskins defense and be a part of the team’s revamped secondary. That never materialized.
Just before the season, Cravens left the team abruptly and said that he was retiring. A month later, he changed his tune, but the Redskins were frustrated with his decision to leave the team.