Washington
Commanders.

Instantly anchors the RT spot this team desperately needs. High floor Day 1 starter, ceiling depends on fixing those hands.

Brings that interior disruption Chase Young never delivered. High floor if he learns better arm extension.

Fills that secondary hole, brings brains and ball skills. If he cleans up pursuit angles, this kid's a high-ceiling anchor.

Instant interior DL anchor; handles doubles with no issue. High floor as a run stuffer; pass-rush is all motor, though.

Anchors the back of their secondary, they need that. Elite processing and tackling give him a high floor, only doubt is his single-high range.

His speed and reads shut down the horizontal game that hurts us so much. Ceiling is a midfield anchor if he adds some bulk.

Strand plugs the RT hole with his zone scheme agility. Big upside if he gets an anchor, but he's a raw project.

That interior penetration gives the DL a needed X-factor; a high-ceiling bet, if you fix his gap discipline.

Fills that box safety need who tackles with attitude; deep coverage is a gamble, but the click-and-close is there.