Crowder has been the primary slot receiver for the Redskins since his rookie season, mainly catching short passes and only on rare occasions making big plays - five catches of 40-plus yards on 280 career targets. At 5-9, 177, Crowder is more quick than fast (4.56 40), and that makes him a tough cover in short areas, but less of a threat downfield or in the red zone. The Redskins parted with Terrelle Pryor and Ryan Grant this offseason, but Paul Richardson joins the fold, and it's possible tight end Jordan Reed plays more than six games and pass-catching tailback Chris Thompson more than 10 this year. Even so, Crowder is the team's de facto No. 1 target unless third-year man Josh Doctson can take a major leap. Crowder will have to adjust to a new quarterback in Alex Smith, and while that's probably a downgrade for the offense as a whole, it should affect Crowder's short game least of anyone on the team. Read Past Outlooks