Commanders Draft Joshua Josephs for Defensive Line Depth

0:00On April 25th, Washington commanders just snagged past Russia Joshua Joseph from Tennessee with the 147th overall pick in the buy. 2026 NFL Draft This four-year vol racked up 104 tackles, 9.5 sacks, and 8 past breakups. He started the last two seasons and topped the team in forced fumbles two years back. Scouts see him as a tall, lanky edge guy with a massive wingspan and room to bulk up. He keeps blockers at bay with his length, shows quick first steps, and chases plays with a real burst. Still, he needs more power against the run, and some variety in his rush moves to level up. The commanders poured resources into their front this off season, bringing in Odefe Owe and Caleb on Shason on free agent deals. But with key contracts ending after next year, they lack depth. Fans and analysts like the fit for Joseph as a high upside rotational piece. He's coming from a heavy rotation scheme at Tennessee, where he pressured tackles

1:00snap after snap. This pick gives Washington fresh legs up front while they groom him into a long-term asset. Draft day is heating up, and the commanders keep stacking that defensive line for years to come.