Commanders' Draft Dilemma: Trade Back or Go Big?

0:00On March 26, the Washington commanders hold the number seven overall pick in the upcoming NFL draft and they're eyeing a bunch of strong prospects. Their scouts showed up at Ohio State University's pro-day to check out safety Caleb Downes, linebackers, sunny styles, and Arville Reese, and wide. Receiver Carnell Tate, other names on the radar include, Texas Tech-Edger Usher David Bailey, Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, and Miami defensive in Rubin Bain, Jr. Reagency has changed things for the commander's big time. They signed safety Nick Cross to shore up the secondary and added edge rushers, Odafe Owe, and Caleb Anche Sahn, filling some key gaps that looked. Urgent, just weeks ago. Insiders like Ben Standig are now pushing the idea of trading back from number seven. He points out this draft class lacks those can't miss Blue Chip stars at the top, but as solid depth further down, making it smart to stockpile more. Picks The biggest remaining need seems to be why receiver depth, the rumors swirl about possible

1:02trades for players like Brandon Ayuk or Juan. Jennings What was once a lock to grab a top talent now feels like a real debate for general manager Adam Peters. As draft prep heats up over the next month, keep an eye on how the commanders play their hand. They could go big or build deeper.