With Dan Quinn taking over as head coach and Adam Peters, a former 49ers executive, joining as general manager, the Washington Commanders are entering a completely new chapter in their history. With the second overall pick and a large sum of money on the second and third draft days, Peters and Quinn are well-positioned to add a ton of talent to the Commanders team.
However, given the recent speculations that Heisman winner Jayden Daniels might not want to play in Washington, DC, what can we anticipate from them? Do those reports warrant a grain of salt?
Ultimately, the Commanders might just be able to set themselves up to make a little bit of noise with the right pieces added in the 2024 NFL Draft. Let’s look at a 7-round mock draft for Washington including a move back into the late portion of round one to support their early QB pick.
This seems to be the general trend, even in light of the reports that Daniels might not want to play in Washington. Daniels is a terrific dual-threat at the position, but his inability to deliver from the pocket and stand tall may have cast doubt on how long he can stay in the NFL.
When it comes to NFL Draft prospects, there will always be some fine points to debate. Daniels possesses the playmaker gene and is a tremendous athlete. He ought to immediately improve this Commander’s offensive, but he’s going to require assistance, which we’ll provide in this mock draft scenario.
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