Commanders Eye Top WR Talents for Draft

0:00It's March 27. I'm Corey with the story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing. The Washington commanders are on the hunt for a wide receiver to pair with Terry McClure in as they gear up for the NFL draft. They're wasting no time, checking out top college talent to bolster their passing game. Earlier this week, the team headed to Columbus, Ohio, for Ohio State's pro day. They sat down with several standout book eyes prospects, including why receiver Carnell Tate, who's drawing a lot of attention. Tate could be in the mix for the seventh overall pick, and he's already lined up a top 30 visit with Washington. That kind of interest shows how seriously the commanders are considering him early in the draft. Meanwhile, they're also bringing in Washington Huskies, wider receiver Denzel Boston, for a pre-draft visit. At six feet four inches and two out of twelve pounds, he's seen as a first round talent, though likely not at number seven. These moves highlight Washington's aggressive approach to finding the right receiver fit, keeping options open as the draft nears next month.