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Washington Commanders' Day 3 Steal: Matt Gulbin

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The Washington Commanders Day three draft pick, Matt Gulbin, a center from Michigan State, could be a game-changer. Despite limited picks, the team secured a potential steal with Gulbin, who boasts smarts, toughness, and impressive pass-blocking and run-blocking skills. Hes set to compete with Nick Allegretti and Brandon Coleman for a starting spot, potentially elevating the teams line.

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Washington Commanders' Day 3 Steal: Matt Gulbin

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Washington Commanders News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Washington Commanders' Day 3 Steal: Matt Gulbin. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26th, the Washington commanders made waves in the draft with limited picks, but their 209th overall selection of center mat. Galbin from Michigan State might turn into a steal. This day three rookie could push for a starting spot right away, filling a gap after they cut veteran Tyler Beatrice this off-season. Instead of chasing free agents, General Manager Adam Peters locked in Nick Allegready early and bet on the draft. Fans got nervous when the first four picks skipped center, wondering how the line would hold up without a clear option. That worry faded quick once Galbin landed. His callous tapes show smarts and toughness, especially in blocking, matching what offensive coordinator David Blue wants a front. Pro football focus backs it up. Galbin gave up just five pressures in 426 pass blocking snaps last year, tops among centers, and he, graded highest in run blocking too. Add is growing leadership, and he's got real shots to compete. To battle this summer, with Allegready as the favorite and guard Brandon Coleman in the

mix, but if Galbin adapts fast, he flips the script on. Washington's line for good.

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