EXPERT: Charlie Campbell; WalterFootball (click here for full article)

SELECTION: Kendall Fuller; Cornerback, Virginia Tech

DATE OF SELECTION: Feb. 15, 2016

ANALYSIS: "The Redskins grab a No. 1 corner to replace DeAngelo Hall. Fuller could be one of the steals of the 2016 NFL Draft.

Some sources have said that if Fuller had stayed healthy and played like he did in 2014, he would be the top cornerback prospect in the 2016 NFL Draft. Because of that, don't be surprised if the junior steadily rises in the lead up to the draft. Some scouts have told me they graded Fuller higher than Vernon Hargreaves or Jalen Ramsey.

Fuller had a rough start to 2015 when he was beaten by Michael Thomas for a touchdown, but aside from that play, Fuller was solid against a very talented Ohio State team. He only ended up playing in two games before going out for the year due to knee surgery. Fuller recorded seven tackles, one sack and a pass broken up in his shortened season.

Fuller played at a very high level in 2014, racking up 17 passes broken up, two interceptions, 50 tackles and 4.5 tackles for a loss. He shut down East Carolina's Justin Hardy in their matchup. Pittsburgh's Tyler Boyd was a challenge for Fuller, but Fuller held his own.

The younger brother of Bears' 2014 NFL Draft first-round pick Kyle Fuller, Kendall Fuller saw the field immediately as a freshman. He was a Freshman All-American and the ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year. Fuller is quick and instinctive, just like his older brother. Kendall Fuller had six interceptions and 58 tackles in his debut season."