
Sonny Styles Joins Commanders
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The Washington Commanders have drafted Sonny Styles, a versatile and talented linebacker from Ohio State, with the seventh pick in the NFL Draft. Known for his elite size, speed, and wingspan, Styles excelled at locking down tight ends and slot receivers. He transitioned from safety to linebacker last year, becoming a tackling machine for the Buckeyes. Teammates are excited about his addition, with edge rusher Charles Omenihu calling the defense nuts and cornerback Amik Robertson labeling Styles as special. Styles versatility, intelligence, and leadership skills make him an ideal fit for the Commanders overhauled defense. He is expected to compete hard and start as a defensive cornerstone from day one.
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0:00It's April 24th. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real time. Washington commanders just snag sunny styles, the standout linebacker from Ohio State, with the seventh pick in the NFL draft on April 24th. This 6'5", 244 pound beast, brings elite size, speed, and a massive wingspan that lets him lock down tight ends and slot. Receivers like nobody's business. Ohio started at safety before sliding to linebacker last year, where he turned into a tackling machine, barely missing any shots for the buckais. Earlier picks cleared the way. His Ohio State teammate, Carnell Tade, went fourth to Tennessee, Arvel Reese fifth to the Giants, and Mansour Delane. Sixth to Kansas City, leaving styles right there for Washington at seven, no trades needed. Teammates are hyped already, with Ed Drusher Charles Omanihu calling the defense nuts and cornerback Amick Robertson saying, styles are special.
1:00He joins vets like Frankie Luvu and Leo Chanel, plus young guns, and the front office sees him competing hard, but starting day one as a defensive. Cornerstone. General manager Adam Peters raved about his versatility, playing Mike, Will, Sam, even Edger Blitzing, plus his smarts and reading offenses, and leadership crave from being a buckais captain. The commanders overhauled their shaky defense this offseason, and styles his driving character make him the perfect fix. Styles felt it coming after pro day and a top 30 visit to Ashburn, telling his family he'd be a commander. When the call hit from Peters, coach Dan Quinn, and owner Josh Harris, everything clicked, eyes home, ready to ball out for years.
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