Washington Commanders Target Speedster Stribling

0:00On April 1st, Washington commanders are dead set on beefing up their wide receiver group heading into 2026. They got Terry McCorn locked in, plus young guns like Jalen Lane and Luke McCaffrey. The team resigned Traylon Berks and grabbed Diamy Brown, plus veteran Van Jefferson in free agency, to build some real depth. But GM Adam Peters didn't stop there. He chased hard after Colt's receiver, Alec Pierce, who stayed put on a 4-year, $114 million deal with Indy. Peters also eyed Romeo Dubs, but he landed with the Patriots, so they pivoted to Brown and Jefferson as solid insurance if McCorn misses time. Fans and scouts see the commanders as top dogs to snag 49er star Brandon Ayyuk when he hits free agency. That said, the teaming waiting around. They've been hitting up prospects at the Senior Bowl, NFL Combine, Zoom calls, and top 30 visits. One name popping up is Ole Miss Whiteout Dejon Stribling. The 6-foot-2, 207-pound speedster from Hawaii confirmed meetings with Washington, along

1:03with virtual chats earlier this week. He transferred around from Washington State to Oklahoma State before dominating in the SEC. Stribling balled out last year with 55 catches, 811 yards, and 6 scores, averaging 14.7 yards per grab. His 4.3640 time at the Combine screams speed the commanders desperately need, with production across three conferences, he's drawing eyes, and Washington seems locked in on guys like him to elevate that room. NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day.