#Afr quick draft free#

McGuire (6-foot-4, 268) had 14.5 sacks over the past two seasons and has proven to be a powerful pass-rusher. So they need reinforcements at defensive end. He also might be headed into the last year of his contract if the team doesn't pick up his fifth-year option. Fifth round, 150th overall: Missouri DE Isaiah McGuireĬhase Young is still an unknown until he proves he's all the way back from his ACL injury. He's a little undersized, but he's fast, tough and very strong in coverage.Ĭolin Cowherd ranks the NFL teams he feels have made the best moves this offseason.ĥ. The 5-foot-11, 192-pound Smith would add some competition and depth. The Commanders like Kam Curl and hope to sign him to a contract extension, and they got four interceptions out of Darrick Forrest last year, so they're generally good at this position. Fourth round, 118th overall: Georgia S Christopher Smith At 6-foot-3, 303, Wypler has good size and could play right away, though adding a little strength might be preferable.Ĥ. So some depth and youth at this position seems necessary. Mayhew wouldn't even commit to Roullier being on the team.

#Afr quick draft free#

The Commanders are so unsure about the future of center Chase Roullier (broken leg in 2021, torn MCL in 2022) that they signed free agent Nick Gates, who carries his own injury risks. Third round, 97th overall: Ohio State C Luke Wypler It wouldn't be a shock to see him go in the first round.ģ. He didn't do a lot in college and was injured most of last season, but those who saw him at the Senior Bowl rave about his potential.

There are upgrades available early in this draft, and the 6-foot-6, 253-pound Musgrave is a big one.

Really, he had only one good season anyway. Sure, the Commanders still have Logan Thomas, but he's 32, has played just 20 games the past two seasons and looked like a shell of himself last year. Second round, 47th overall: Oregon State TE Luke MusgraveĮvery young quarterback should have a good receiving tight end in his arsenal.