Commanders Add Firepower with Antonio Williams

0:00On April 25th, Washington commanders kept building their roster on day 2 of the draft, grabbing Clemson-wide receiver Antonio Williams with a 71st overall pick. This came right after they boosted the defense by taking linebacker Sunday styles in the first round. General manager Adam Peters made it clear this was about adding firepower to the offense. Peters couldn't stop raving about Williams in his press conference, highlighting the receiver's smooth routes, quick separation, toughness, speed, and that killer competitive edge. What really sets him apart is his versatility. He sets a line up both outside at the Z position and in the slot. The team has been hungry for more weapons around rookie quarterback Jaden Dales, especially to pair with star Terry McLaren. Before this pick, the number 2 spot opposite McCorn was wide open, and Williams looked primed to battle for it right away. Analysts mostly love this election, handing out grades like A-plus from CBS Sports for his NFL Ready Reliability and top marks around B-plus from.

1:03Spots like the athletic, sports illustrated NFL.com, and USA Today. They called it Smart Value for a top 50 talent who fits perfectly as a dynamic playmaker. Now the commander's offense has fresh options for coordinator David Blue to mix in, and we'll see how Williams stacks up in camp against the likes of. Luke McCaffrey and others.