Should the Redskins Go Young or Go Home at Wide Receiver?

Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports Last week, the Redskins saw a significant upgrade at wide receiver via rounds three and six of the 2019 NFL Draft. In those rounds, came speedster Terry McLaurin and Bully Kelvin Harmon.

Both prospects were, at one time or another, projected as high as round two in the draft. Both were able to be secured for picks after round two, and the Redskins and their fans came out thinking they may have gotten two very good young players at a bargain.

McLaurin, who at 6’0” 208 pounds, ran a 4.35 40 at the combine, while adding a 37.5 inch vertical and 18 reps at 225 pounds. He was a bit un-heralded coming out of Ohio State, but many talent evaluates claimed he was the best…