Finally! The 2021 NFL Draft is here!
Here are all of the Washington Football Team's picks in the draft, which is scheduled for April 29-May 1 in Cleveland, Ohio. The player selections and will be announced at a later date.
Day 1 (Thursday, April 29) Round 1: 8 p.m. ET
Round 1, Pick No. 19: Jamin Davis, linebacker out of Kentucky
Day 2 (Friday) Rounds 2-3: 7 p.m. ET
Round 2, Pick No. 51: Sam Cosmi, offensive tackle out of Texas
Round 3, Pick No. 74 (Acquired from the San Francisco 49ers): Benjamin St. Juste, defensive back out of Minnesota
Round 3, Pick No. 82: Dyami Brown, wide receiver out of North Carolina
Day 3 (Saturday, May 1) Rounds 4-7: 12 p.m. ET
Round 4, Pick No. 124: John Bates, tight end out of Boise State
Round 5, Pick No. 163: Darrick Forrest, safety out of Cincinnati
Round 6, Pick No. 225 (trade with Eagles): Camaron Cheeseman, long snapper out of Michigan
Round 7, Pick No. 244 (trade with 49ers): William Bradley-King, defensive end Baylor
Round 7, Pick No. 246: Shaka Toney, defensive end out of Penn State
Round 7, Pick 258 (Acquired from the Miami Dolphins): Dax Milne, wide receiver out of BYU
2021 NFL Draft Schedule:
When: Thursday, April 29 - Saturday, May 1
Where: Cleveland, Ohio
Where to listen: The Team 980, Stream it here!
Where to Watch: NFL Network, ESPN, ABC
Washington picked up an extra third-round selection (74th overall) in the Trent Williams trade with San Francisco last April. Washington also received a fifth-round pick (156th overall) in that deal, which it used to select offensive lineman Keith Ismael out of San Diego St in the 2020 draft.
Washington traded its sixth-round pick in 2021 to the Raiders in Sept. 2020, receiving offensive tackle David Sharpe and Las Vegas' seventh-round pick (244 overall) in return. Sharpe was in on 17 percent of Washington's offensive plays in 2020, serving primarily as a backup while making two starts as an injury replacement. He re-signed with Washington on a one-year deal this March.
Washington made two quality selections in the seventh round in 2020, picking up safety Kam Curl out of Arkansas (216th overall) and defensive lineman James Smith-Williams out of N.C. State (229th overall). Both earned significant playing time, especially Curl, who played in all 16 games (accounting for 73 percent of Washington's defensive snaps), starting 11 of them after Landon Collins went down with a torn Achilles in Week 7. Smith-Williams played in 14 games (nine percent of defensive snaps).
Washington has no compensatory picks.
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