Washington
Commanders.

Gives the Commanders the high-octane EDGE they lack. A first-step terror, his ceiling depends on how he develops his edge-setting.

Smith provides the LT of the future, a massive anchor in pass pro. Very high floor, his tape leaves no doubt about what he is.

Moore locks down a CB1 spot immediately. His fluidity and man coverage anchor that secondary; zero doubts he's a pro.

His explosiveness off the edge is exactly what the pass rush needs; this kid shows flashes and could develop into a disruptive anchor.

He solves the hole at RT. He has a granite anchor, though the question remains if his frame can hold up against the speed rush on the perimeter.

Sharpe provides that big, athletic CB2 they are missing. A pure physical project, but if he develops that 'dog' instinct, his ceiling is massive.

His explosive first step gives this pass rusher immediate pop; he needs to bulk up to avoid being a liability in run defense.

He gives the Commanders the anchor at tackle they lack, bringing both size and pedigree; holding up against the bull rush is the key to being a starter.

He brings the elite hips and click-and-close required for the slot, but his lack of play strength will cause his tackling to leave a lot to be desired.