Washington Commanders' Day 3 Draft Picks

0:00On April 26, Washington commanders wrapped up their 2026 NFL Draft Strong on Saturday, snagging four key players to beef up the roster. They grabbed Tennessee-edge Russia Joshua Joseph's in the fifth round at pick number 147a6 with 3242, Palm Beast with an 84-inch wingspan that screams pass rush upside. Then in the sixth, Penn State running back K-Tron Allen at 187, a power runner with over 4,000 college yards. They flipped a trade pick from the Brian Robinson deal into Michigan State Center Matt Golden at 209 and capped it with Rutgers. Quarterback eighth in Kaliak Monies at 223 in the seventh. Earlier picks set to stage with Ohio State linebacker Sunny Styles at number 7 overall and Clemson Whiteout Antonio Williams at 71. But these day three gems add real depth on both lines. Joseph's brings twitchy speed to replace aging edges while Allen steps in as a Chris Rodriguez replacement after he bolted to Jacksonville. Think instinctive,

1:05contact balance grinder for those dirty yards. Fans and analysts are buzzing with mostly positive vibes handing the class a B grade overall. Styles deals the show as a tackling machine, but day three steals like Allen Penn State's all-time rusher and goblins versatility at center, guard. Spots got folks hyped for competitions. Some gripe about the QB pick with Jaden Daniels and Marcus Mariotta locked in, but it's smart insurance after last year's injuries. New scouting reports highlight Joseph's as a developmental spark plug against the run. Allen has a durable rotational back-end zone schemes and Kaliak Monies matching top prospects in deep ball touch. Galvin's multi-position starts make him a steal, challenging Nick Allegready right away. These moves shore of Washington's trenches and backfield, giving Dan Quinn plenty of young fire to mold into contenders. Draft day's work is done now. Training camp tells the real story.