The Washington Commanders are just days away from adding another rookie class to their roster. At some point during the draft, the Commanders will likely select

The Washington Commanders find themselves in an unusual position entering Thursday's start of the NFL draft -- picking near the end of the first round and not needing a quarterback. That means they can focus on simply improving their roster that fell one win short of reaching the franchise's first Super Bowl since the 1991 season.

Averaging 149.1 yards per game, the Commanders were a run-heavy football team, and that was with Daniels leading the way with 891 rushing yards, Brian Robinson Jr. (799) and Austin Ekeler (367) the main trio that Kliff Kingsbury used.