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• Washington holds eight selections in the 2021 NFL Draft which opens on Thursday, April 29. The first round begins at 8:00 p.m. ET and will be televised by NFL Network, ABC and ESPN. The draft will continue at 7 p.m. ET on Friday with the second and third rounds, and will conclude with rounds 4-7 on Saturday, starting at noon ET.

• Washington will host media virtually during all three days. Head Coach Ron Rivera and General Manager Martin Mayhew will speak to members of the media at the end of proceedings on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

• Washington made eight selections in the 2020 NFL Draft. All of the selections appeared in game action last season including first-round selection Chase Young, who started in all 15 games he appeared in and won AP Defensive Rookie of the Year.

• Washington produced two Pro Bowlers in 2020, including guard Brandon Scherff and rookie defensive end Chase Young. Scherff was a first-round pick of Washington in 2015 (No. 5 overall) and Young was a first-round selection in 2020 (No. 2 overall).

• In the last eight seasons, Washington has had nine players earn a total of 20 Pro Bowl selections, eight of which were by homegrown talents. Eight of the nine Washington Pro Bowler’s since 2013 (Williams, 7; Kerrigan, 4, Scherff, 4; Alfred Morris, 2; Kirk Cousins, 1; Brian Orakpo, 1; Jordan Reed, 1; Chase Young, 1) entered the NFL as Washington draft picks.

• Barring a trade, Washington’s first selection in the 2021 NFL Draft is the No. 19 overall selection. Through the draft and free agency, Washington has compiled six first-round selections through the draft and free agency. Five of them were selected by Washington and one was added via free agency. The table below outlines the six first round selections currently on the Washington roster.

FIRST ROUND PICKS IN THE NFL DRAFT CURRENTLY ON THE WASH-INGTON ROSTER:

Player Position Draft SelectionBrandon Scherff OL 2015 5thWilliam Jackson III CB 2016 24thJonathan Allen DL 2017 17thDaron Payne DL 2018 13thMontez Sweat DE 2019 26thChase Young DE 2020 2nd

Players in burgundy were originally drafted by Washington

• Washington enters the 2021 NFL Draft with a total of eight scheduled selections. Washington finished the season at 7-9 and won the NFC East Division.

• Washington holds five of their original selections including picks in the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and seventh rounds. They also hold two picks in the third and seventh rounds, respectively.

• Washington traded T Trent Williams to the San Fransisco 49ers during the 2020 NFL draft in exchange for a 2020 fifth-round pick in which the team selected C Keith Ismael and a 2021 third round selection.

• Washington traded their original sixth round selection to the Las Vegas Raiders for T David Sharpe and an additional seventh round pick. They then traded that selection for G Ereck Flowers and received the No. 258th pick from the Dolphins.

• Thursday’s first round will allow 10 minutes before each pick. The second round, which resumes the draft on Friday evening, allows seven minutes between picks. The third round allows five minutes between selections. The final four rounds will take place on Saturday. Rounds four through six allow five minutes between picks, and all seventh round and compensatory picks allow four minutes each. The 2020 draft will mark the fourth year in which teams will be able to trade compensatory selections.

• Below is a list of Washington’s 2021 NFL Draft selections:

WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM 2021 NFL DRAFT SELECTIONS Rd. Pick Overall How Acquired 1 19 19 Original Selection 2 19 51 Original Selection 3 10 74 Trade via 49ers 3 19 82 Original Selection 4 19 124 Original Selection 5 19 163 Original Selection 7 19 246 Original Selection 7 30 258 Trade via Dolphins

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2021 NFL DRAFT NOTES

WHAT: 86th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting

WHEN: Round 1: Thursday, April 29 (8 p.m. ET) Rounds 2-3: Friday, April 30 (7 p.m. ET) Rounds 4-7: Saturday, May 1 (12 p.m. ET)

TIME LIMITS: 10 minutes for each pick in Round 1 7 minutes for each pick in Round 2 5 minutes for each pick in Rounds 3-6 4 minutes for each pick in Round 7 BROADCAST: NFL Network, ESPN/ABC

Washington Public Relations

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DRAFT WEEK ‘21 LIVEWashington Football Team fans are invited to attend the Wash-ington Draft Week ’21 Live fan experience presented by Bud Light on Thursday, April 29 at FedExField.

The Draft Week ’21 Live fan experience will be the first in-per-son fan event of the year. This year’s theme centers around the 1980s to commemorate a golden era in Washington Football Team history – an era that inspires and fuels our future success. Admission to the event is free for all fans, who are encouraged to wear their favorite 1980s-inspired fashion trends. Capacity will be limited to 3,000 fans to ensure adequate space to comply with social distancing guidelines. Tickets will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis beginning on April 24, with a special early-access period for Season Ticket Members begin-ning on April 22. For more details on Draft Week ’21 Live and to register for the event, visit Washingtonfootball.com/draft.

Fans will have access to activations and entertainment through-out the night, including an on-field self-guided selfie tour – with a stop that pays homage to the “Hogs” offensive line, a Wash-ington Football Team locker room tour, interview room tour and a field goal kick in the endzone. The night’s entertainment will include performances by an ‘80s tribute band as well as DJ Jealousy spinning ‘80s hits throughout the evening. The event will also feature a live broadcast show with analysis and com-mentary from Julie Donaldson, Bram Weinstein and Fred Smoot, conversations with current players, alumni and special guests throughout the night, and a live HD-board feed from the NFL Draft broadcast in Cleveland. There will be a best-dressed ‘80s fashion contest, a limited-edition Fanatics Draft hat and ‘80s capsule t-shirt on sale in-stadium at the Team Shop and on-line, plus giveaways, prizes and more. Fans age 21 and over will also have the opportunity to enter to win a Bud Light retro beer fridge.

For fans celebrating from home, the team will livestream all the Draft Week ’21 Live online coverage via the Washington Foot-ball Team YouTube, Twitter and Facebook pages. The full virtual schedule will be released Draft Week, and fans are encouraged to tune in for exclusive content and live access to event high-lights in Cleveland and at FedExField.

MEDIA INFORMATION:Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the media room at Inova Sports Performance Center will be closed.

MEDIA AVAILABILITY: Head Coach Ron Rivera and General Manager Martin Mayhew are tentatively scheduled to speak with the media each day of the draft. The press conferences will be held virtually on Zoom.

As soon as possible, Washington Public Relations will digitally provide notes and other materials on each selection. Washington Public Relations staffers will coordinate a conference call with each of Washington’s draft picks shortly after their selections. These calls will take place on our conference call line. Media will need to RSVP in order to get the call-in information. Digital tran-scripts will be provided.

Washington will formally introduce their picks from the first two days of the draft during Zoom press conferences on Monday, May 3, 2021. Exact timing has not yet been determined.

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Washington has made 28 total picks all-time with the current selectionsheld by the club in the 2021 NFL Draft. The team has made two at No. 19, four at No. 51, four at No. 74, six at No. 124, four at No. 163, four at No. 244 and four at No. 258. The club has never selected No. 82 overall.

19Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1950 2 19 DB Hall Haynes Santa Clara1952 2 19 DB Andy Davis George Wash

51Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1945 6 51 E John North Vanderbilt1997 2 51 LB Greg Jones Colorado2008 2 51 WR Malcolm Kelly Oklahoma2013 2 51 DB Dave Amerson N.C. State

74Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1936 9 74 G Marcel Saunders Loyola Mary.1964 6 74 E Russ Brown Florida1992 3 74 G Paul Siever Penn St.2018 3 74 T Geron Christian Louisville

82Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player SchoolWashington has never selected 82nd overall.

124Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1951 11 124 B Bill DeChard Holy Cross1953 11 124 HB Alex Webster N.C. State1955 11 124 B Larry Parker North Carolina1959 11 124 G Gerry Marciniak Michigan1960 11 124 LB Jim Eifrid Colorado St.2008 4 124 DB Justin Tryon Arizona St.

163Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1952 14 163 T Doug Conaway TCU1985 6 163 TE Danzell Lee Lamar1994 6 163 DE Dexter Nottage Florida A&M2018 5 163 DT Tim Settle Virginia Tech

244Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1953 21 244 C Jim Dublinski Utah1955 21 244 B Buck George Clemson1959 21 244 B Mel Reight West Virginia1971 10 244 RB Jesse Taylor Cincinnati

258Year Rd. Overall Pos. Player School1948 28 258 C Don Corbitt Arizona1958 22 258 B Charley Sanders West Texas A&M1965 119 258 B Roosevelt Ellerbe Iowa St.1974 10 258 DB Johnny Vann South Dakota

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Since the turn of the century, Washington has had 17 of its draft picks make the Pro Bowl as members of the organization. Eleven of those 17 have made the Pro Bowl multiple times. Six of Washington’s last 11 first-round picks have earned Pro Bowl honors with Washington.

PLAYER (DRAFT YEAR, PICK) PRO BOWL YEARS* W/ WASHG Tre Johnson (1994, No. 31) 2000 RB Stephen Davis (1996, No. 102) 2000, 2001 TE Stephen Alexander (1998, No. 48) 2001 CB Champ Bailey (1999, No. 7) 2001-04 LB LaVar Arrington (2000, No. 2) 2002-04T Chris Samuels (2000, No. 3) 2002-03, 06-09S Sean Taylor (2004, No. 5) 2007-08TE Chris Cooley (2004, No. 81) 2008-09LB Brian Orakpo (2009, No. 13) 2010-11, 2014T Trent Williams (2010, No. 4) 2013-19LB Ryan Kerrigan (2011, No. 16) 2013, 17-19QB Robert Griffin III (2012, No. 2) 2013QB Kirk Cousins (2012, No. 102) 2017RB Alfred Morris (2012, No. 173) 2014-15TE Jordan Reed (2013, No. 85) 2017G Brandon Scherff (2015, No. 5) 2017-18, 20-21DE Chase Young (2020, No. 2) 2021

*Year of Pro Bowl, so the 2020 Pro Bowl corresponds to the 2019 NFL season.

NFL DRAFT HISTORYSince the institution of the National Football League Draft in 1936, teams have made a total of 685 combined selections with the No. 19, 51, 74, 82, 124, 163, 244 and 246 picks — the overall selections currently held by Washington for the 2021 NFL Draft. These slots have produced 11 members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

YEAR RD PICK TEAM PLAYER SCHOOL1951 2 19 DET G Dick Stanfel San Fransisco1963 2 19 BAL TE John Mackey Syracuse1969 1 19 STL DB Roger Wehril Missouri1988 1 19 MIN G Randall McDaniel Arizona St.1996 1 19 IND WR Marvin Harrison Syracuse1981 2 51 NOR LB Rickey Jackson Pittsburgh1960 7 74 STL DB Larry Wilson Utah1968 3 74 DET TE Charlie Sanders Minnesota 1993 3 74 KC G Will Shields Nebraska1983 3 74 NE RB Curtis Martin Pittsburgh1972 4 82 PIT WR John Stallworth Alabama A&M1979 3 82 SF QB Joe Montana Notre Dame1993 3 82 TB DB John Lynch Stanford

No. 19 Pick Multiple Pro Bowl selections: G Randall McDaniel (12), WR

Marvin Harrison (8), DB Roger Wehril (7), DB Joey Browner (6), NT Casey Hampton (5), TE John Mackey (5), G Dick Stanfel (5), DB Antonio Cromartie (4), RB Shaun Alexander (3), T Tarik Glenn (3), T Brian Holloway (3), DB Jack Tatum (3), LB Myron Pottios (3), HB Billy Ray Barnes (3), DB Michael Griffin (2), T Todd Steussie (2), T Henry Lawrence (2), DE Gerry Philbin (2), FL Willie Richardson (2), T Joe Mihal (2).

No. 19 Pick Single Pro Bowl selection: OLB Leighton Vander Esche, DE Wayne Martin, G Ron Solt, LB Otis Wilson, DE Kim Bokamper, RB Steve Owens, DB Clendon Thomas, FB Red Wolfe.

Broken down by round, the following is a list of the 28 players on Washington’s current roster who were originally drafted by Wash-ington:

1st Round (5): G Brandon Scherff (2015), DT Jonathan Allen (2017), DT Daron Payne (2018), DE Montez Sweat (2019), DE Chase Young (2020).

2nd Round (0): None

3rd Round (5): T Morgan Moses (2014), CB Kendall Fuller (2016), T Geron Christian Sr. (2018), WR Terry McLaurin (2019), RB Antonio Gibson (2020).

4th Round (5): S Troy Apke (2018), RB Bryce Love (2019), G Wes Martin (2019), T Saahdiq Charles (2020), WR Antonio Gandy-Gold-en (2020).

5th Round (5): DT Matt Ioannidis (2016), DT Tim Settle (2018), LB Cole Holcomb (2019), C Keith Ismael (2020), LB Khaleke Hudson (2020).

6th Round (2): C Chase Roullier (2017), WR Kelvin Harmon (2019).

7th Round (6): LB Josh Harvey-Clemons (2017), CB Greg Stroman (2018), CB Jimmy Moreland (2019), DE Jordan Brailford (2019), S Kamren Curl (2020), DE James Smith-Williams (2020).

The following is the breakdown of the 20 players on Washington’s current roster who were drafted by other organizations:

1st Round (1): CB William Jackson III (CIN, 2016), G Ereck Flowers ( NYG, 2015).

2nd Round (3): LB Jon Bostic (CHI, 2014), S Landon Collins (NYG, 2015), WR Curtis Samuel (CAR, 2017).

3rd Round (0): None

4th Round (3): T Rick Leonard (NO, 2018), RB Lamar Miller (MIA, 2014), T David Sharpe (OAK, 2017).

5th Round (3): WR Trevor Davis (GB, 2016), LB David Mayo (CAR, 2015), RB Jonathan Williams (BUF, 2016).

6th Round (5): TE Dylan Cantrell (LAC, 2018), TE Temarrick Heming-way (LAR, 2016), K Dustin Hopkins (BUF, 2013), TE Logan Thomas (ARI, 2014), G Wes Schweitzer (ATL, 2016).

7th Round (5): CB Jordan Brown (CIN, 2019), QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (STL, 2005), DE Jalen Jelks (DAL, 2019), CB Darryl Roberts (NE, 2017), DE Casey Toohill (PHI, 2020).

The following 32 players on Washington’s current roster were un-drafted:

CB DeMarkus AcyQB Kyle AllenDE David BadaWR Jeff BadetRB Peyton BarberTE Marcus BaughOL Beau BenzschawelWR Tony BrownWR DeAndre CarterCB Deshazor EverettQB Taylor HeinickeWR Adam HumphriesCB Danny JohnsonLB Jordan KunaszykC Tyler LarsenDT Devaroe Lawrence

T Cornelius LucasCB Cole LukeRB J.D. McKissicCB Torry McTylerQB Steven MontezLB Jared NorrisLB Justin PhillipsS Jeremy ReavesTE Sammis Reyes WR Cam SimsWR Steven Sims Jr.T David SteinmetzTE Tyrone SwoopesP Tress WayDT Daniel WiseWR Isaiah Wright

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Washington has drafted 492 players since the institution of the Common Draft in 1967, consisting of:

Defensive Backs ..................................................................................................91Offensive Linemen............................................................................................. 87Defensive Linemen ............................................................................................ 67Linebackers ..........................................................................................................64Halfbacks/Fullbacks .........................................................................................62Wide Receivers ...................................................................................................55Quarterbacks ....................................................................................................... 27Tight Ends .............................................................................................................25Specialists (K/P/KR/LS) ..................................................................................14

FANTASTIC SCHOLASTICBelow is a list of Washington’s top-five most drafted from schools all-time:

Total: 34Last: T Jim Molinaro (2004)First Round: TwoHOF: E Wayne Milner (1936)

Total: 30Last: LB Su’a Cravens (2016)First Round: OneHOF: None

Total: 26Last C Ross Pierschbacher (2019)First Round: SixHOF: None

Total: 22Last: S Troy Apke (2018)First Round: ThreeHOF: None

Total: 20Last: G Spencer Long (2018)First Round: NoneHOF: None

• Dating back to 2011, Washington has selected at least eight players in 10 consecutive drafts for the first time since the league adopted the seven-round format in 1994.

• Washington currently has two third-round selections. It is the first time the organization is scheduled to have two third round selections since 2014.

• The 2020 NFL Draft was the second-consecutive draft that Washington picked four offensive players in a row (2020: RB Antonio Gibson, T Saahdiq Charles, WR Antonio Gandy-Gold-en and C Keith Ismael; 2019: WR Terry McLaurin, RB Bryce Love, G Wes Martin and C Ross Pierschbacher). Prior to that, the last time Washington selected four consecutive offen-sive players in the same draft was 2008 (WR Devin Thomas, TE Fred Davis, WR Malcolm Kelly and T Chad Rinehart).

• In 2020, Washington drafted players from Ohio State with their first pick in consecutive seasons marking the third time in franchise history that the team has drafted players out of the same school with their first pick in back-to-back draft. The other two instances were DT Daron Payne (2018 Alabama) and DT Jonathan Allen (2017 Alabama), FB Leon Heath (1951 Oklahoma) and HB George Thomas (1950 Okla-homa).

• Washington selected four defensive players in the 2020 NFL Draft. They have picked at least four defensive players in six consecutive drafts for the first time since 1989-93, when the draft consisted of 12 rounds.

• Five of the 10 members of the Washington’s 2020 draft class played at schools in “Power Five” conferences.

CONFERENCE CONFIDENCEBelow is a list of Washington’s Power Five Conference selections since 2010:

Total: 22Last: S Kamren Curl (2020)First Round: ThreePB Apps: One total

Total: 19Last: DE James Smith WilliamsFirst Round: NonePB Apps: None

Total: 17Last: LB Khaleke Hudson (2020)First Round: FourPB Apps: 11 total

Total: 10Last: DE Jordan Brailford (2019)First Round: ThreePB Apps: Nine total

Total: 4Last: RB Bryce Love (2019)First Round: NonePB Apps: None

* PB APPS = PRO BOWL APPEARANCES

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SELECTIONS BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME)Notre Dame ...............................34USC ..............................................30Alabama .....................................26Penn State .................................22Nebraska ....................................20Ohio State ...................................19Maryland .....................................18Tennessee ..................................18Michigan State ..........................17Duke ..............................................16Georgia ........................................16Georgia Tech ..............................16Michigan ......................................17North Carolina ...........................16Purdue .........................................16Stanford ......................................16Texas A&M ..................................16California .....................................15Iowa ..............................................15Mississippi ..................................15Texas ............................................15UCLA .............................................15Arkansas .....................................15Auburn .........................................14Minnesota ...................................14Colorado ......................................13Florida ..........................................13Illinois ...........................................13Indiana .........................................13Oklahoma ....................................13Pittsburgh ...................................13Indiana .........................................13LSU ................................................13Missouri .......................................12Miami (Fla.) .................................11Northwestern .............................11Oregon ..........................................11Oregon State ...............................11Tulane ............................................11Washington St. ...........................11Arizona .........................................10Arizona State .............................10Baylor ...........................................10Syracuse .....................................10TCU................................................10Vanderbilt ...................................10Villanova ......................................10Washington ................................10Holy Cross ................................... 9NC State ....................................... 9Virginia .......................................... 9Boston College ........................... 8Florida State ............................... 8Kentucky ...................................... 8Oklahoma State ......................... 8Utah ............................................... 8San Diego St. .............................. 8SMU ............................................... 8Virginia Tech ............................... 8West Virginia ............................... 8Clemson ........................................7Colgate ...........................................7Iowa State .....................................7Rice .................................................7

Richmond ......................................7South Carolina .............................7Tulsa ...............................................7UTEP ...............................................7Wisconsin .....................................7George Washington .................. 6Idaho .............................................. 6Kansas .......................................... 6Kansas State ............................... 6Mississippi St. ............................ 6Texas Tech ................................... 6Wake Forest ................................ 6BYU ................................................ 5Cincinnati ..................................... 5Colorado State............................ 5Georgetown ................................. 5N. Texas St. .................................. 5San Jose State ........................... 5Santa Clara .................................. 5UNLV .............................................. 5William & Mary ........................... 5Cornell ........................................... 4Detroit ........................................... 4Hawaii ........................................... 4Louisville ...................................... 5Memphis ...................................... 5Princeton...................................... 4Utah State .................................... 4Arkansas St. ................................ 3Boise State .................................. 3Connecticut ................................. 3Dayton ........................................... 3Delaware ...................................... 3Delaware St. ................................ 3Elon ................................................ 3Florida A&M ................................. 3Fresno State................................ 3Hardin-Simmons ....................... 3Houston ........................................ 3Loyola (CA) .................................. 3Nevada .......................................... 3Nicholls State ............................. 3Ohio University ........................... 3Pacific ........................................... 3Rutgers ......................................... 3Scranton ....................................... 3Temple .......................................... 3Wash. & Lee ................................. 3Wyoming ...................................... 3Alabama A&M ............................. 2Arkansas-Pine Bluff ................. 2Army .............................................. 2Boston University ...................... 2Bowling Green ............................ 2Cal-Santa Barbara .................... 2Cameron ....................................... 2Central Florida ............................ 2Centre ........................................... 2Duquesne ..................................... 2East Carolina ............................... 2Jackson St. .................................. 2Lamar ............................................ 2Lehigh ........................................... 2Louisiana Tech ........................... 2

Marquette .................................... 2Maryland Eastern Shore ......... 2N. Alabama .................................. 2NE Louisiana ............................... 2Northwestern St. ....................... 2NYU ................................................ 2Rochester .................................... 2S. Dakota ...................................... 2Sam Houston St. ........................ 2SE Oklahoma ............................... 2Southern ...................................... 2Southern Miss ............................ 2Springfield ................................... 2St. Mary’s (CA) ........................... 2St. Norbert ................................... 2SW Louisiana .............................. 2SW Texas St. ............................... 2Tennessee St. ............................. 2Troy State ..................................... 2VMI ................................................. 2Waynesburg ................................ 2West Texas State ....................... 2Western Michigan ..................... 2Wheaton ....................................... 2Willamette ................................... 2Xavier ............................................ 2Adams State ................................ 1Alberta ........................................... 1Alcorn State ................................. 1Appalachian St. ........................... 1Arkansas A&M ............................ 1Azusa Pacific ............................... 1Bluefield St. .................................. 1Bowdoin ......................................... 1Bucknell ......................................... 1C. Washington.............................. 1Cal State-Humboldt ................... 1Cal State-San Fran. .................... 1Case Western Reserve ............. 1Catawba ........................................ 1Cent. Michigan............................. 1Cent. Missouri.............................. 1Central State (OK) ...................... 1Colby ............................................... 1Colorado School of Mines ........ 1Columbia ....................................... 1Dakota St....................................... 1Denver ............................................ 1Drake .............................................. 1E. Illinois ........................................ 1E. Michigan ................................... 1E. Washington .............................. 1Emporia St. ................................... 1Florida Atlantic ............................ 1Franklin & Marshall .................... 1Furman .......................................... 1Gardner Webb ............................. 1Gustavus Adolphus .................... 1Hampton........................................ 1Henderson St. .............................. 1Howard .......................................... 1Howard Payne ............................ 1Idaho State ................................... 1Jacksonville St. ........................... 1

James Madison .......................... 1John Carroll .................................. 1Kentucky St. ................................. 1Knoxville ........................................ 1Lawrence ...................................... 1Liberty ............................................ 1Long Beach State ....................... 1Mars Hill ........................................ 1Marshall ......................................... 1McNeese St .................................. 1Mesa Co. ........................................ 1Miami (Ohio) ................................. 1Montana ........................................ 1Morgan St. .................................... 1Murray State ................................ 1N. Arizona ...................................... 1N. Carolina A&T ........................... 1N. Illinois ........................................ 1N. Michigan................................... 1Navy ................................................ 1NE Oklahoma ............................... 1New Haven ................................... 1New Mexico .................................. 1New Mexico State ...................... 1Northern Colorado ..................... 1Northern Iowa ............................. 1NW Louisiana ............................... 1Panhandle St. .............................. 1Pennsylvania................................ 1Portland St. .................................. 1Puget Sound ................................ 1Ripon .............................................. 1S. Carolina St. .............................. 1S. Colorado ................................... 1SE Louisiana ................................ 1Shippensburg .............................. 1St. Benedict’s ............................... 1St. Lawrence ................................ 1Stetson .......................................... 1Sul Ross ......................................... 1Tenn-Chattanooga ..................... 1Tennessee A&I ............................. 1Texas A&I ...................................... 1Texas-Arlington........................... 1Texas Southern ........................... 1The Citadel .................................... 1Virginia St. .................................... 1W. New Mexico ............................ 1W. Washington ............................ 1Weber State ................................. 1Wichita St...................................... 1Wisconsin-La Crosse ................ 1Wofford .......................................... 1Yale ................................................. 1Youngstown St. ........................... 1

2021 NFL DRAFT NOTESSELECTIONS BY SCHOOL (COMMON DRAFT ERA)

Since 1967Nebraska ........................................................ 12Penn State ..................................................... 12Alabama ...........................................................9Colorado ...........................................................9Tennessee .......................................................9Miami (Fla.) .....................................................8Michigan ...........................................................8Ohio State ........................................................8San Diego St. ..................................................8Texas .................................................................8UCLA ..................................................................8USC ....................................................................8Arkansas ..........................................................7Baylor ................................................................7Indiana ..............................................................7Notre Dame .....................................................7Stanford ...........................................................7Florida ...............................................................6LSU .....................................................................6Maryland ..........................................................6UTEP ..................................................................6Virginia ..............................................................6Virginia Tech ...................................................6Arizona State ..................................................5Auburn ..............................................................5Clemson ...........................................................5Iowa ...................................................................5Minnesota ........................................................5Oklahoma .........................................................5Texas A&M .......................................................5UNLV ..................................................................5BYU ....................................................................4Cincinnati .........................................................4Florida State ...................................................4Georgia .............................................................4Hawaii ...............................................................4Idaho ..................................................................4Louisville ..........................................................4Memphis St. ....................................................4Michigan State ...............................................4NC State ...........................................................4North Carolina ................................................4Oklahoma State .............................................4Oregon ..............................................................4Pittsburgh ........................................................4SMU ...................................................................4Tulsa ..................................................................4Utah ...................................................................4Arizona ..............................................................3Arkansas St. ....................................................3Boise State ......................................................3Boston College ...............................................3California ..........................................................3Delaware St. ....................................................3Illinois ................................................................3Kansas State ...................................................3Mississippi St. ................................................3Missouri ............................................................3N. Texas St. ......................................................3Nicholls State .................................................3Oregon State ...................................................3Purdue ..............................................................3

Rice ....................................................................3TCU.....................................................................3Washington .....................................................3Washington St. ...............................................3Alabama A&M .................................................2Cameron ...........................................................2Central Florida ................................................2Colorado State................................................2Delaware ..........................................................2East Carolina ...................................................2Fresno State....................................................2Georgia Tech ...................................................2Houston ............................................................2Jackson St. ......................................................2Kansas ..............................................................2Lamar ................................................................2Maryland Eastern Shore .............................2Mississippi .......................................................2N. Alabama ......................................................2Nevada ..............................................................2Northwestern .................................................2Richmond .........................................................2Rutgers .............................................................2S. Dakota ..........................................................2Sam Houston St. ............................................2Southern ..........................................................2SW Texas St. ...................................................2Syracuse ..........................................................2Temple ..............................................................2Tennessee St. .................................................2Troy State .........................................................2Tulane ................................................................2Utah State ........................................................2West Virginia ...................................................2Wisconsin ........................................................2Alberta ...............................................................1Alcorn State .....................................................1Arkansas A&M ................................................1Arkansas-Pine Bluff ......................................1Azusa Pacific ...................................................1Bluefield St. ......................................................1Bowdoin .............................................................1Bowling Green .................................................1Cal State-San Fran. ........................................1Cal-Santa Barbara .........................................1Cent. Missouri..................................................1Colorado School of Mines ............................1Columbia ...........................................................1Cornell ................................................................1Dakota St...........................................................1Dayton ................................................................1Drake ..................................................................1Duke ....................................................................1E. Illinois ............................................................1E. Michigan .......................................................1E. Washington ..................................................1Elon .....................................................................1Emporia St. .......................................................1Florida A&M ......................................................1Florida Atlantic ................................................1Gardner Webb .................................................1Georgia State ...................................................1

Hampton............................................................1Henderson St. ..................................................1Holy Cross ........................................................1Howard ..............................................................1Howard Payne ................................................1Idaho State .......................................................1Iowa State .........................................................1Jacksonville St. ...............................................1James Madison ..............................................1Kentucky ...........................................................1Kentucky St. .....................................................1Knoxville ............................................................1Lawrence ..........................................................1Lehigh ................................................................1Liberty ................................................................1Long Beach State ...........................................1Louisiana Tech ................................................1Mars Hill ............................................................1Marshall .............................................................1McNeese St ......................................................1Mesa Co. ............................................................1Miami (Ohio) .....................................................1Montana ............................................................1Morgan St. ........................................................1N. Arizona ..........................................................1N. Carolina A&T ...............................................1N. Illinois ............................................................1N. Michigan.......................................................1NE Louisiana ....................................................1New Mexico ......................................................1Northern Colorado .........................................1Northern Iowa .................................................1Northwestern St. ............................................1NW Louisiana ...................................................1Portland St. ......................................................1Princeton...........................................................1Puget Sound ....................................................1S. Carolina St. ..................................................1S. Colorado .......................................................1Santa Clara .......................................................1South Carolina .................................................1South Florida ...................................................1Southern Miss .................................................1Springfield ........................................................1St. Norbert ........................................................1Sul Ross .............................................................1SW Louisiana ...................................................1Texas A&I ..........................................................1Texas-Arlington...............................................1Texas Southern ...............................................1Texas Tech ........................................................1The Citadel ........................................................1Vanderbilt .........................................................1Villanova ............................................................1Virginia St. ........................................................1W. New Mexico ................................................1W. Washington ................................................1Wake Forest .....................................................1Weber State .....................................................1Wichita St..........................................................1William & Mary ................................................1Wisconsin-La Crosse ....................................1Wyoming ...........................................................1

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DT Jonathan Allen

Draft: 2017Pick: 17th overall

Notes• Has recorded 17.0 career

sacks, the seventh-most among all players taken in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

• Has 52 career starts, the ninth most among all players taken in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft.

• Since 2018, has recorded 39 QBH, the second-most among all Alabama play-ers during that span.

DE Montez Sweat


Notes• Has appeared in 32 career

games and has made 32 starts, the most among defensive ends drafted in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft.

• His 16.0 sacks are the sec-ond-most among defensive ends selected in the first round in 2019.

• Since 2019, Sweat has re-corded 20 TFLs, tied for the 10th most among defensive linemen in the NFL.

DE Chase Young

Draft: 2020Pick: 2nd overall

Notes• Became the first defen-

sive player in franchise history to win AP Defen-sive Rookie of the Year.

• Tallied four forced fum-bles, tied for the most by a Washington rookie and his three fumble recov-eries are the most in a rookie season in fran-chise history.

• Tallied 12 QBH, the fourth-most for a rookie in the club’s history.

DT Daron Payne


Notes• Has recorded 10.0 career

sacks, the most by a DT taken in the first round in the 2018 NFL Draft.

• Has appeared in 47 games, tied for the fourth-most games by 2018 first-round selections.

• Since 2018, has recorded nine passes defensed, tied for the fourth-most amongst defensive line-men during that span.


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OHIO STATE HERO’S

Washington currently has four Ohio State products on the roster including three from the first three rounds. Washington selected Terry McLaurin in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft. The team traded for WR Curtis Samuel, who was drafted by the Carolina Panthers in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. Washington returned to the Ohio State pool in 2020, selecting AP Defensive Rookie of the Year, Chase Young with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

Washington has selected a total of 19 players out of Ohio State in franchise history.

WR Terry McLaurin 2019 3rd Round (76)

WR Curtis Samuel2017 2nd Round (40)

DE Chase Young2020 1st Round (2)

DRAFTED BY WASHINGTON FROM THE DMVWashington has seven players on the current roster that have been drafted either out of Virginia based schools or have a connection to the DMV area.

Name College Hometown DraftT Morgan Moses Virginia North Chesterfield, VA. 2014CB Kendall Fuller Virginia Tech Baltimore, MD. 2016DE Jonathan Allen Alabama Ashburn, VA. 2017CB Greg Stroman Virginia Tech Warrenton, VA. 2018DT Tim Settle Virginia Tech Manassas, VA. 2018CB Jimmy Moreland James Madison Royal Palm Beach, FL. 2019DE Chase Young Ohio State Upper Marlboro, MD. 2020

2020 WASHINGTON

DRAFT PICKS

CHASE YOUNG 99Defensive End

Draft Notes• Young was the 485th selection made by

Washington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 32nd first-round selection in that time frame. He was the 63rd first-round selection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Young’s selection marked the fourth-straight year in which Washington selected a defen-sive player with a first-round pick in the draft joining Montez Sweat (No. 26 overall in 2019), Daron Payne (No. 13 overall in 2018) and Jonathan Allen (No. 17 overall in 2017). It was the first time in team history Washington has selected defensive players with a first-round pick selection in four consecutive drafts.

• Young was the 11th defensive player selected by Washington in the first round since 1999, joining CB Champ Bailey (1999), LB LaVar Arrington (2000), S Sean Taylor (2004), CB Carlos Rogers (2005), S LaRon Landry (2007), DE/LB Brian Orakpo (2009), LB Ryan Kerrigan (2011), DT Jonathan Allen (2017), DT Daron Payne (2018) and DE Montez Sweat (2019). Seven of the 10 defensive players selected by Washington in the first round in that time frame have earned at least one Pro Bowl selection during their career.

• Young was the 19th player Washington selected out of Ohio State. Ohio State has now produced the sixth-most draft selections in franchise history, trailing only Notre Dame (34), USC (30), Alabama (26), Penn State (22) and Nebraska (20).

• In 2019, Young ranked No. 1 in the nation in tackles for loss per game (1.91), No. 1 in sacks (16.5) and sacks per game (1.50), No. 2 in forced fumbles (six) and No. 4 in total tackles for loss (21.0).

• Young joined Mike Vrabel as the only player in Ohio State history to post consecutive seasons with 10-plus sacks.

• Young was named the Big Ten’s Nagur-ski-Woodson Defensive Player of the Year, Smith-Brown Defensive Lineman of the Year and first-team All-Big Ten last season.

• Young holds the Ohio State single-season sack record with 16.5 in 2019.

2020 By The Numbers

33 Young registered three games with a sack and a fumble recovery this season, the most games doing so in a season for a Washington player in franchise history.

44 Young recorded four forced fumbles in his rookie season, the most by a Washington rookie since Ryan Kerrigan also tallied four in 2011.

7.57.5 Young’s 7.5 sacks were the most by a rookie in 2020 and tied for the third-most by a rookie in franchise history.

44 Young became the fourth player and first rookie in NFL history to record at least two games with at least one fumble recovery, forced fumble, a sack and a pass defensed since the stats were first recorded in 1999, joining Khalil Mack [6], Jason Taylor [4] and Julius Peppers [2].

G Tack Asst Sacks Yards PD QBH TFL FF FR

15 32 12 7.5 34.5 4 12 10 4 3


1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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11 Young became the first rookie in NFL history and third player in history overall to record a fumble return touchdown, forced fumble, fumble recovery, sack and two-plus passes defensed in a single game Week 14 against the 49ers.

Season Accolades• 2020 Pro Bowl Selection• NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year• PFWA All-NFC Team and Defensive Rookie of the Year• NFC Defensive Player of the Month (December)• NFL Defensive Rookie of the Month (December)• Team Captain (2020)

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ANTONIO GIBSON 24Running Back

Draft Notes• Gibson was the 486th selection made by Wash-

ington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 37th third-round selection in that time frame. He is the 67th third-round selection by the Redskins all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Gibson becomes the first offensive player to be selected by Washington in the 2020 NFL Draft.

• Gibson was the fifth player drafted by Washing-ton from the University of Memphis, joining RB Richard Williams (1983), DE Carl Taylor (1975), RB Danny Pierce (1970) and DT Will Renfroe (1954)

• Dating back to 2011, Washington has selected a running back in 10 consecutive drafts, passing the team’s previous high of drafting a running back in nine consecutive drafts from 1983-91.

• Gibson is the fourth player in franchise history

selected with the No. 66 pick, joining T Morgan Moses (2014), DT Tracy Rocker (1989) and RB Mike Oliphant (1988).

• Gibson became the third running back produced by Memphis selected by Washington in franchise history joining Richard Williams (1983) and Danny Pierce (1970).

• The selection of Gibson marked the sec-ond-highest draft pick from Memphis, trailing only RB Richard Williams (No. 56 in 1983).

• Gibson was Memphis’ sixth winner of The Amer-ican Athletic Conference’s Special Teams Player of the Year honor in the conference’s first seven seasons, joining punter Tom Hornsey (2013), kicker Jake Elliott (2014-15) and return specialist Tony Pollard (2016-17).

• Gibson finished No. 5 in school history for all purpose yards in a single-season with 1,749 yards.

• Gibson did not record a fumble in his college career and he averaged 19.3 yards per reception.

2020 By The Numbers

1K1K Gibson became only the seventh player in franchise history to surpass 1,000 scrimmage yards in their rookie season, and first since Alfred Morris in 2012.

1111 Gibson rushed for 11 touch-downs, the second-most in a rookie season in franchise history behind Alfred Morris’s 13 in 2012. Gibson and Morris are the only two to notch 11 rushing touchdowns and 1,000 scrimmage yards in a rookie season in Washington.

44 Gibson became only the fourth rookie in franchise history to log multiple games with two-plus rushing touchdowns, joining Alfred Morris, Robert Griffin III and Skip Hicks.

33 Gibson rushed for three touch-downs on Thanksgiving against Dallas, becoming the first rookie since at least 1948 to have three rushing TDs in a Thanksgiving game, and fourth player overall.

G Att Yards Avg. TD Rec Yards Avg. TD Scrim.

14 170 795 4.7 11 36 247 6.9 0 1,042

POSTSEASONG Att Yards Avg. TD Rec Yards Avg. TD Scrim.

1 14 31 2.2 0 2 4 2.0 0 35

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SAAHDIQ CHARLES 77Tackle

Draft Notes• Charles was the 487th selection made by Wash-

ington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 47th fourth-round selection in that time frame. He was the 52nd fourth-round selection by the organization all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Charles was the 13th LSU product selected by Washington all-time, joining E Charlie Webb (1946), B Red Knight (1947), E Charlie Webb (1947), B Dan Sandifer (1948), T Ray Potter (1952), B Vince Gonzales (1956), E Billy Shoe-make (1959), RB Bob Brunet (1968), TE Robert Royal (2002), S LaRon Landry (2007), LB Perry Riley (2010) and RB Derrius Guice (2018).

• Charles was the first Washington player ever selected with the No. 108 overall selection.

• Charles was the first offensive tackle selected by Washington since Geron Christian Sr. (2018).

• Charles was the first offensive tackle selected

by the Washington in the fourth round in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and is the first offensive tackle selected in the fourth round all-time since Fran Machisky out of Ohio State in 1956.

• Charles was part of a unit that was named the 2019 Joe Moore Award Winner given to the nation’s top offensive line.

• Charles appeared in 32 games with 28 starts

in three seasons and was named to the All-SEC Freshman Team in 2017.

2020 By The Numbers

66 Started at left guard in his NFL debut in Week 6 against the Giants, leaving the contest with a knee injury.

3232 Appeared in 32 games [28 starts] at LSU from 2017-19, playing a total of 2,102 offensive snaps.

1K1K Paved the way for LSU running backs to surpass the 1,000-yard mark in all three of his seasons.

@saahdiq @77saahdiq

2020-21 STATS2020-21 STATSG GS Hold FS

1 1 0 0

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ANTONIO GANDY-GOLDEN 10Wide Receiver

Draft Notes• Gandy-Golden is the 488th selection made by

Washington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 48th fourth-round selection in that time frame. He is the 53rd fourth-round selection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Gandy-Golden is the first ever Liberty product drafted by Washington.

• Gandy-Golden joins WR Ryan Grant (2014) as the second player in Washington history draft-ed with the No. 142 overall selection.

• Gandy-Golden was the third consecutive

offensive player selected by Washington after drafting DE Chase Young No. 2 overall.

• With the selection of Gandy-Golden, Washing-

ton drafted a wide receiver in seven consec-utive drafts dating back to 2014, which is the longest such streak since 1994-2003.

• Gandy-Golden was the first wide receiver drafted by Washington in the fourth round since Jamison Crowder in 2015 (No. 105 overall).

• Gandy-Golden appeared in 13 games last

season and registered 79 receptions for 1,396 yards (17.7 avg.) and 10 touchdowns.

• Gandy-Golden finished his career appearing in

45 games with 240 receptions for 3,814 yards and 33 touchdowns.

2020 By The Numbers

2525 Gandy-Golden totaled 25 scrimmage yards in his rookie season for Washington.

2222In Week 3, Gandy-Golden burst for a 22-yard gain on the ground. It was the 20th-longest rush for a receiver in franchise history.

44 Gandy-Golden became the fourth rookie Washington receiver to have a rush of longer than 20 yards in a game.

88 Gandy-Golden became the eighth player from Liberty to be drafted when he was selected in the fourth round of the NFL Draft.

G Tgt. Rec Yards Avg. Lg. TD 25+ YAC 1st

6 7 1 3 3.0 3 0 0 1 0

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KEITH ISMAEL 60Center

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Draft Notes• Ismael was the 489th selection made by Wash-

ington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 52nd fifth-round selection in that time frame. He was the 77th fifth-round selection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Ismael was the eighth player drafted by Wash-ington out of San Diego State University, joining WR DeAndre Maxwell (1996), TE Ray Rowe (1992), DB Harold Hicks (1988), P Wayne Ross (1988), DB Tory Nixon (1985), DB Vernon Dean (1982) and TE Don Warren (1978).

• Ismael joined G Jim Huddleston (1986) and T George Watts (1942) as the third player in franchise history drafted with the No. 156 overall selection.

• Ismael was the fourth-consecutive offensive player selected by Washington after drafting DE Chase Young No. 2 overall.

• Ismael becomes the sixth center selected by Washington in the fifth round joining Dave Price (1938), George Bujan (1945), Greg Huntington (1993), Mark Fischer (1998) and Ross Pier-schbacher (2019).

• Ismael appeared in 38 career collegiate games.

• Ismael is a 2019 Pro Football Focus Third-Team All-American and two-time First Team All-Moun-tain Conference (2018-19).

• Ismael was a two-time SDSU Offensive Lineman of the Year (2018-19).

2020 By The Numbers

88 Ismael saw time in eight contests this season.

1010 Ismael made his NFL debut against the Lions in Week 10, contributing on special teams.

3434 Ismeal saw the most action on special teams for a rookie offensive lineman on the team with 34 snaps.

55 Ismael was the fifth player to be drafted by Washington out of San Diego state.

2020-21 STATS2020-21 STATSG GS Hold FS

8 0 0 0

2020-21 STATSPOSTSEASONG GS Hold FS

1 0 0 0

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KHALEKE HUDSON 47Linebacker

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Draft Notes• Hudson was the 490th selection made by

Washington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 53rd fifth-round selection in that time frame. He is the 78th fifth-round selection by the franchise all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Hudson was the 17th player drafted by Washing-ton out of the University of Michigan. Michigan ranks No. 9 all-time in total players drafted in the organization’s history.

• Hudson joins DE Brandon Jenkins (2013), G Brad Badger (1997), C Bob Caldwell (1963), E Jack Farls (1958) and C Clay Davis (1950) as the sixth player in Washington’s history drafted with the No. 162 overall selection.

• Hudson was the second defensive player selected by Washington joining DE Chase Young No. 2 overall.

• Hudson became the ninth linebacker selected by Washington in the fifth round joining Cole Holcomb (2019), Martrell Spaight (2015), Cody Glenn (2009), Dallas Sartz (2007), Robert McCune (2005), Twan Russell (1997), Ravin Caldwell (1986) and Jeff Pegues (1984).

• With the selection of Hudson, Washington has now taken a linebacker in seven consecutive drafts, the longest such streak since a nine-year streak from 1978-86.

• It was the first time in franchise history that Washington selected a linebacker in the fifth round in consecutive drafts.

• Hudson appeared in 52 games with 37 starts and registered 237 tackles (111 solo), including 26 for loss, 12.0 sacks, two interceptions, 16 passes defensed, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery in during his time at Michigan.

• Hudson was a three-time All Big Ten Honoree.

• Hudson was a Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year Semifinalist.

• Hudson holds a Michigan single-game record and tied an NCAA record for total tackles for loss in a single game when he registered eight against Minnesota in 2017.

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2020 By The Numbers

22 Hudson tallied two tackles for loss in his debut season.

356356 Hudson ap-peared on 356 special teams snaps, the most on the team.

66 Hudson made a team-leading six special teams tackles this season.

22 Hudson joins Kamren Curl as the only two rookies for Washing-ton to appear in all 16 games in 2020.


16 5 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 0


1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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@KhalekeHudson @bigleke715

KAMREN CURL 31Safety

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Draft Notes• Curl was the 491st selection made by Washing-

ton in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 65th seventh-round selection in that time frame. He was the 96th seventh-round selection by Washington all-time since the institution of the draft in 1936.

• Curl was the seventh player drafted by Wash-ington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) out of the University of Arkansas, joining TE Jeremy Sprinkle (2017), LB Martrell Speight (2015), CB Tevin Mitchell (2015), K Zach Hocker (2014), LB Raven Caldwell (1986) and LB Jeff Goff (1982).

• Curl joined TE Tyler Ecker (2007) and DT Delbert Cowsette (2000) as the third player in franchise history drafted with the No. 216 overall selection.

• Curl was the third defensive player in the 2020 NFL Draft selected by Washington joining DE Chase Young (No. 2 overall) and LB Khaleke Hudson (No. 162).

• Curl was the first safety drafted by Washington since Troy Apke in 2018.

• Curl appeared in 34 games with 33 starts and registered 175 tackles (105 solo), two intercep-tions, three forced fumbles, two fumble recover-ies and two tackles for loss at Arkansas.

• Curl was an SEC Preseason Third Team selection in 2019.

2020 By The Numbers

22 Curl recorded an interception in consecutive weeks in Weeks 16-17, the first rookie to do so since Carlos Rogers in 2005.

44 Curl became the fourth rookie safety for Washington to record a sack, and the first to do so in back-to-back weeks in franchise history.

88 Curl became the eighth rookie in franchise history to return an interception for a touchdown.

33 Curl totaled three interceptions on the season, the most for a rookie in Washington since Chris Horton also had three in 2008.

G Tack Asst Sacks Yards PD INT TFL FF FR

16 63 25 2.0 16 4 3 4 0 0

G Tack Asst Sacks Yards PD INT TFL FF FR

1 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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JAMES SMITH-WILLIAMS 96Defensive End

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Draft Notes• Smith-Williams was the 492nd selection made

by Washington in the Common Draft era (since 1967) and the 66th seventh-round selection in that time frame. He was the 97th seventh-round selection by Washington all-time since the insti-tution of the draft in 1936.

• Smith-Williams is the eighth player from North Carolina State selected by Washington all-time, joining E Dom Mac Cara (1937), B Jim O’Rourke (1952), B Alex Webster (1953), T Darrell Dess (1958), G John Lawrence (1960), DB Lloyd Har-rison (2000), CB David Amerson (2013) and WR Kelvin Harmon (2019).

• Smith-Williams joined C Erik Cook (2010) as the second player in franchise history drafted with the No. 229 overall selection.

• Smith-Williams was the fourth defensive player selected by Washington in the 2020 draft joining DE Chase Young (No. 2 overall), LB Khaleke Hud-son (No. 162) and S Kamren Curl (No. 216).

• Smith-Williams appeared in 43 games with 18 starts and registered 87 tackles (40 solo), including 13 tackles for loss, eight sacks and four passes defensed.

• Smith-Williams was named to the prestigious AFCA All State Good Works Team for 2019 for his community service efforts.

• Smith-Williams was a semifinalist for the Jason Witten Man of the Year Award.

2020 By The Numbers

33 Smith-Williams notched a half-sack, two QBH and three tackles for loss, all ranking third amongst rookies on the team this season.

22 Smith-Williams split time on de-fense and special teams, adding two solo special teams tackles.

22 Smith-Williams registered two quarterback hits in Week 11 against the Bengals, a sin-gle-game season-high.

0.50.5 Smith-Williams made his first-ca-reer half-sack in Week 11.


14 6 2 0.5 2.5 0 2 3 0 0


1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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