Redskins: Campbell targeted with newly acquired pick
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After acquiring the No. 25 overall pick in this weekend's draft from the Broncos on Tuesday, the Redskins are hoping to use it to select former Auburn quarterback Jason Campbell, according to an ESPN website report. Campbell logged a 31-8 record as a starter for the Tigers. The Redskins also hold the No. 9 overall pick in the draft.
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If this report is accurate, Patrick Ramsey's days as the starter in Washington could be coming to an end. Skins' scouts feel that Campbell is at the same level as top-rated rookie signal callers Alex Smith (Utah) and Aaron Rodgers (California), and it appears team officials were willing to part with a third-round pick this season and first- and fourth-round picks in 2006 to get their man.

Also another stupid trade. I don't think Campbell should go that high...I don't think the 'Skins will have any competition taking him at #25...unless Green Bay takes him at #24. I kind of hope GB does, just to screw the 'Skins over.

I thought the only first round qbs were going to be Alex and Aaron.

Campbell is a good QB. I thought he had a good year. I think he is worth number 25.

That would be a real screamer if the green beans took him at 24 I wonder if they found out or feel like somebody was after him behind 25 in rd 1 or before their next pick.

These are the days of our lives......

Actually, trading away next year's first for Campbell or Frye isn't a terrible move.

Outside of Matt Leinart, there really are no sure-fire first round QBs currently in the 2006 draft. Junior QBs Vince Young and Chris Leak could change that, though.

I think he could easily be #1 taken but a lot of people will think thats a reach, just because he didnt have that grand of a combine, I know I said plenty of times but the combine is overated, I like the idea of it but they put to much emphasis on it, it shouldnt be that big of a deal for results...