Draft Grades: NFC East

Miss the NFL Draft last weekend? Let the Bleacher Report's Rich Bowler catch you up to speed with team-by-team breakdowns of the winners and losers around the league: 

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys

Grade: B-

Best Pick: Anthony Spencer

Sleeper: Isaiah Stanback

Picks: (8) DE Anthony Spencer, OT James Marten, QB Isaiah Stanback, OL Doug Free, K Nick Folk, FB Deon Anderson, CB Courtney Brown, CB Alan Ball

Comments: Anthony Spencer will help the Cowboys get to the QB, which was Dallas' biggest weakness last season. I like the pick of the spectacular athlete Isaiah Stanback regardless of the position they play him at. Nick Folk will compete for the place kicking job next season.

New York Giants

Grade: B+

Best Pick: Steve Smith

Sleeper: Kevin Boss

Picks: (8) CB Aaron Ross, WR Steve Smith, DT Jay Alford, LB Zak DeOssie, TE Kevin Boss, OT Adam Koets, S Michael Johnson, RB Ahmad Bradshaw

Comments: The Giants accomplished two important things in this draft: First, they added some weapons to help out QB Eli Manning; second, they added depth on defense. Cornerback Aaron Ross will likely start from day one in the Giants defensive backfield.

Philadelphia Eagles

Grade: F

Best Pick: Stewart Bradley

Sleeper: Tony Hunt

Picks: (8) QB Kevin Kolb, DE Victor Adiamiri, LB Stewart Bradley, RB Tony Hunt, CB C.J. Gaddis, TE Brent Celek, S Rashad Barksdale, RB Nate Ilao

Comments: In my opinion, the Eagles had the worst draft in the league. Using a top pick to reach for a QB on a team trying to win a championship is unfathomable. The only selection I really like is running back Tony Hunt, who will add depth as a tough inside runner.

Washington Redskins

Grade: B

Best Pick: LaRon Landry

Sleeper: H.B. Blades

Picks: (5) S LaRon Landry, LB Dallas Sartz, LB H.B. Blades, QB Jordan Palmer, TE Tyler Eckert

Comments: Not a lot of picks, but I really like LaRon Landry—the duo of Landry and fellow safety Sean Taylor promises to be one of the most dynamic secondary pairings in the NFL.  Linebackers Dallas Sartz and H.B. Blades both could be key contributors as well.

Be sure to catch all of Richard Bowler's divisional draft reviews: