Cousins was projected by most analysts to be picked in the second or third round. He told "The Huge Show" this week that "Philadelphia showed quite a bit of interest." ESPN's Todd McShay said after the third round that the biggest surprise was that
The Redskins put some added pressure on the Heisman Trophy winner by selecting Michigan State's Kirk Cousins in the fourth round on Saturday. Cousins said during a conference call even he was a little surprised to be picked by Washington.
With their third pick in the fourth round, they drafted another quarterback Kirk Cousins. It's the first time since 1967 a team has drafted two quarterbacks in the first four rounds, because it makes little sense. Washington perhaps has a paper
The Washington Redskins used their first pick in the fourth round on QB Kirk Cousins.
Dave Martin/AP Michigan State quarterback Kirk Cousins runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis on Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012. By ALAN BABBITT An unpredictable NFL, as Kirk Cousins called it, has him heading to a team he did not
