Well, that's all folks.
The 2019 NFL Draft has come to an end.
The Washington Redskins made 10 selections, and while the top two picks will steal all the headlines, they closed out with the draft by picking Kelvin Harmon in Round 6 and Jimmy Moreland and Jordan Brailford in Round 7.
Complete Coverage of Redskins at 2019 NFL Draft
The Skins selected Harmon, a 6'3, 212-pound wide receiver, out of N.C. State with the 206th overall pick. In 38 games with the Wolfpack, Harmon had 177 receptions for 2,665 yards and 16 touchdowns.
And he loves to show off his skills.
Washington used their first pick of the seventh round (the 227th overall) Moreland, a 5'11, 175-pound corner out of James Madison University. In 56 games with the Dukes, Moreland recorded 208 tackles with 18 interceptions and six touchdowns.
With the 253rd overall selection (the 2nd to last pick in the draft) the Redskins grabbed edge rusher Jordan Brailford out of Oklahoma State.
Brailford, 6'3, 252-pounds, ran a 4.65 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine where he also put up 22 reps on the bench press, had a 37.5 vertical jump, and 10 1/2 feet on the broad jump.
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