Owning a first-round pick in the NFL draft for the first time since 2012, the Washington Redskins passed up the opportunity to further bolster their defensive line, and instead selected offensive tackle Brandon Scherff out of Iowa.  In Scherff, Washington gets a big-bodied, versatile lineman that possesses the ability to play either tackle or guard. But the plan is for him to start out at right tackle.  But things are just getting started. Tonight features the second and third rounds, and then the final four rounds will take place on Saturday.  Remaining positions of need include outside linebacker, safety, guard, backup running back and possibly a big target wide receiver.  Here five of the top remaining prospects at positions of need for Washington heading into Day 2 of the draft.  1. Randy Gregory (DE/OLB, Nebraska) - Back when all the pre-draft evaulations began, Gregory was viewed as the top pass-rusher in the draft. But off-field issues – including a a failed drug test at the Combine – drastically lowered his stock. It’s hard to imagine Scot McCloughan pulling the trigger on Gregory considering the general manager has preached the importance of drafting strong character guys. But Gregory is indeed a special talent.  2. Landon Collins (SS, Alabama) - Although viewed as the top safety prospect in the draft, Collins remains available. One safety has been taken ahead of Collins. Arizona State’s Damarious Randall went to the Packers with the 30th overall pick. Collins needs to improve his coverage skills, but he’s a physical tackler that excels in the box and this season could grow into his role on defense while also contributing on special teams.  3. Eli Harold (OLB Virginia) - If they opt to pass on Gregory because of his off-field issues, then Harold could draw consideration. An athletic edge rusher, Harold still needs some refining to his game. But he does have the tools needed to develop into a force in the NFL.  4. Duke Johnson (RB, Miami) - The 5-foot-9, 207-pound Johnson displays great explosiveness and also has some wiggle to him. He does well as a one-cut runner and receiver out of the backfield, which is what Washington needs as a complement to Alfred Morris’s power running style.  5. Dorial Green-Beckham (WR, Oklahoma) - The Redskins have two go-to pass-catchers in Pierre Garcon and DeSean Jackson. But neither has exceptional size. Green-Beckham, meanwhile, does at 6-foot-5 and 237-pounds. He has great leaping ability and speed. He needs to work on his physicality, but could go early in the second round.  Redskins make Scherff the first pick of McCloughan tenure  Jones: Scherff, taken over Williams, will start out a right tackle  Kilgore: New GM’s first draft pick is both expected and a surprise  Best available players heading into Day 2 | Day 1 pick-by-pick analysis  Winston: Talent, off-field questions | Analysts praise Redskins’ choice  More NFL: Home page | Sports Bog | Early Lead | Fancy Stats | Draft  Follow: @MikeJonesWaPo | @lizclarketweet | @Insider  Mike Jones covers the Washington Redskins for The Washington Post. When not writing about a Redskins development of some kind – which is rare – he can be found screaming and cheering at one of his kids’ softball, baseball, soccer or basketball games.
Washington got it's right tackle with the fifth overall pick. But holes at linebacker, safety, running back and possibly receiver seem to remain.