Here's a pretty cool tool from Real Clear Sports that we were playing around with a lot on Monday. Basically, it takes several prominent 2011 NFL Draft grades from around the Internet and compiles them into a consensus "GPA," based on the standard academic scale. Eight draft grades were weighed in all, and the table spit out an average to determine the true grade for each team.
↵How did the Washington Redskins fare on this scale? According to the table, they earned a 2.99 GPA, which puts them in a tie for 11th with the Indianapolis Colts and essentially on a "B" level. The Redskins were aided by a generous grade from Rotoworld's Evan Silva, who gave the team an A- when many others focused on them not selecting a quarterback.
↵The Detroit Lions had the highest mark in the league, while the Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks made up the bottom. The Redskins had the second-highest consensus grade in the division, behind the New York Giants (seventh). The Philadelphia Eagles finished 20th, while the Dallas Cowboys were 29th.
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