Washington Commanders Eyeing Clemson RB Adam Randall

0:00On April 5th, Washington commanders are eyeing Clemson running back at him Randall Hard, setting up a private workout down in South Carolina. The 6-foot-3, 213-pound back switched from wide receiver to runner in his final college year, racking up 809, rushing yards and 10 touchdowns. Teams like New England and Houston are buzzing too, but Washington sees him fitting their outside zone scheme perfectly. Randall crushed the bench press at the NFL Combine with 26 reps, the most among backs, showing off his power and vision despite being raw at the position. His receiver roots make him a threat catching passes and blocking in pass pro. Moddras have him around pick 200, close to Washington's 187 spot. Meanwhile, that Nick Cross signing from March, a two-year deal up to 14 million with 6 million guaranteed is looking smarter by the day. The safety brings youth, tackling and past rush from the secondary, filling holes in a run defense that got gashed last year.

1:01Diamy Brown is back in Burgundy in gold after a stint with Jacksonville, saying he's better than ever mentally and physically. He learned from pros like Trevor Lawrence, hitting career highs before, and now aims to spark the offense. Head coach Dan Quinn expects defensive lineman Johnny Newton to explode too, after five sacks in limited snaps last season. With the NFC East heating up, Eagles lost key defenders like their edge rusher, putting draft pressure on them while prospects like USC Safety Camari. Ramsey could shake things up, commanders stacking talent like this keeps them in the hunt. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.