Good news: the Commanders' top needs line up well with the strengths of the 2026 NFL Draft class. Sure, this may not be the strongest draft class, but Washington will be able to find good players throughout the draft.

It's officially NFL Draft season, and the Washington Commanders will be looking to add talent to the roster and fix a lot of holes. The team will get an up-close look at some of the best prospects in the draft at the Senior Bowl,

The Washington Commanders are expected to have a high pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and the results of their Week 18 game against the Philadelphia Eagles, coupled with the remainder of the current slate of matchups, will dictate where they are picking.

This roundup has 38 mock drafts and 23 of them feature EDGE rushers. Miami’s Rueben Bain and Texas’s David Bailey are tied for the most popular choice, with 10 mocks sending them to D.C. Auburn’s Kevin Faulk rounds out the group with his name called twice for Washington this week.

If you want to know who the best defensive player in all of college football has been for the last 3 seasons, that’s ok. It’s not really a debatable topic. It’s Ohio State safety Caleb Downs. No one else has even really been close. Downs is finally ...

Marvin Harrison Jr. was the consensus top receiver in the draft class and was the first one off the board in the actual draft. Two years later and his production (103 receptions, 1,493 yards and 12 touchdowns in 29 games) is nearly identical to Odunze's (98 receptions, 1,395 yards and nine touchdowns in 29 games).

The Washington Commanders will have their eyes set on some of the top prospects at the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.Head coach Dan Quinn is still looking for his next defensive coordinator,

The Washington Commanders have a top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and there are several directions the team could go with the pick.