Two days from the draft, Washington will be on the clock at 29 overall. Will they stay there?

Who knows? Nicky Javala covers the team and does a great job of covering the team for the Washington Post.

At Nikki Javala, J-H-A-B-V-A-L-A on X-N-T-O-A on Twitter. She's just written a story titled

Commander's Draft Guide, Positions draft guide positions of need prospects to watch on

offense actually there was from a few days ago um but uh read it at the washington post and you can link

to it on nicky's x page all right so let's cut to the chase right now it feels like you know all

of these conversations center in on 29 and then a

bunch of names, which keep getting regurgitated, but I have a feeling you've got some different

names. But A, do they stay there and take a player or not? B, give me your best guess here two days

before on who they take before we get to the list of players that it'll come from.

Okay.

So, I mean, ideally, I don't know if they will or not, obviously, but in perfect world for me, I'd like to see them trade back.

They only have five picks coming into this draft, pick up another selection and trade back, you know, maybe five or six spots to a team that needs a quarterback, like giants, brown, saints, maybe.

You know, you've got to have a trading partner to make that happen. So I don't

know that it's feasible. And this is one of those drafts where, you know, it's generally

precedes as weaker than most years. So I don't know that there'll be a ton of teams, you know,

clamoring to move up, but we'll see. But that would be my preference.

Now, if they stay at 29, I mean, I think they could have a number of options available

to them.

I would be surprised if they take a running back a receiver in the first round, just going

back through all of Adam Peters draft.

There's obviously only one with him as GM here. But dating back

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