The Redskins drafted Tennessee quarterback Heath Shuler with the third pick in 1994. It just didn’t happen.”Twenty-five years ago Wednesday, the Redskins drafted the quarterback who was going to be their future. (John McDonnell/The Washington Post)‘It was the popular choice’It wasn’t as though Shuler didn’t care. The holdout had given Gus Frerotte (whom the Redskins took in the draft’s seventh round) time with the team that Shuler didn’t have. Washington, Cameron started to realize, was different from other cities.

Source: Washington Post April 23, 2019 16:20 UTC