Washington Commanders Eye Isaiah Likely for Tight End Upgrade

0:00On March 5th, the Washington Commanders are eyeing upgrades at Titan to bolster their passing attack. With rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels in place, the team sees gaps in their current group, including rookie Ben Sinat's unproven status, veteran. Zach Urz's recovery from a torn ACL at age 34, and John Bates sticking to blocking duties. Free agent Isaiah Likley stands out as a prime target after backing up in Baltimore. The 25-year-old from coastal Carolina brings speed, reliable hands, and big playability after the catch, making him a fresh option for new. Offensive coordinator David Blues Scheme likely recently hinted at interest during a TV appearance, noting how tough it would be to pass on playing with Daniels. Fans and analysts see him as a dynamic fit to unlock more from the young quarterback right away. His projected deal around $8.8 million per year over two seasons fits Washington's cap space perfectly, and he could outperform. It as a top target, as General Manager Adam Peters' ways moves this off-season, adding

1:04someone like Likley could supercharge the offense heading into Daniels' third year, under a cost-controlled, rookie deal.