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Bigger-bodied receiver with inside/outside versatility; his size and positional flexibility allow him to be deployed in multiple ways within the new 'multiple' offensive scheme to create mismatches and unpredictability.

Wide receiver with inside/outside versatility who can uncover quickly; this positional flexibility allows him to create favorable mismatches and contributes to the new offense's 'multiple' approach of moving guys around to prevent defensive keys.

More traditional tight end who can also play as an H-back; Ertz. He specifically highlighted Ben Sinnott and Chig Okonkwo as examples of how defenses cannot key on these guys doing any one specific thing in the sets, making them central to the new 'multiple' offensive scheme's unpredictability.

Move tight end who plays more like a jumbo wide receiver; Ertz. He specifically highlighted Chig Okonkwo and Ben Sinnott as examples of how defenses cannot key on these guys doing any one specific thing in the sets, making them central to the new 'multiple' offensive scheme's unpredictability.

Running back with dual-role versatility who can line up as a wide receiver out of the backfield; this receiving flexibility is central to the new offense's ability to be 'multiple' and prevent defenses from keying on predictable personnel groupings.

Dual-threat quarterback who can beat defenses as both a passer and runner; fits David Blough's new 'multiple' offensive scheme designed to create unpredictability and favorable mismatches that defenses cannot key on.

The undrafted free agent wide receiver continued to draw positive attention from observers during the first two days of camp. At 6'3" and 203 pounds, Bradley thrived in red-zone drills with two scores, including one over the top of a defender, and also caught a slant versus Rasul Douglas. Terry McLaurin continues to mentor Bradley, with both working together after practice on the first day. McLaurin gave a glowing review: 'he's a bigger receiver but he moves very smoothly. His releases are very smooth. He's sudden in his releases…he kind of has a pro-like feel…he's a sponge, man.'

Daniels is learning a new system against a defense designed to generate confusion in early training camp; some early offensive struggles are expected as he and other quarterbacks adjust.

Williams made plays during the first two days of Commanders training camp in the wide receiver competition.

Burks missed Friday's training camp session with foot soreness, raising early health concerns during the competitive receiver battle.

Brown is attempting a comeback after a disappointing first three seasons with Washington; he showed promise in the 2024 postseason with 229 receiving yards across three playoff games (more than any of his first three full seasons combined), including five catches on five targets for 89 yards and a TD against Tampa Bay and six catches on eight targets for 98 yards against Detroit. After the Jaguars stint fell through, Washington brought him back on a one-year, $1.75 million deal. Brown arrived early and stayed late on the first day of camp, demonstrating determination to make an impact. He has flashed in training camps before but failed to carry performance into the regular season; however, he made plays in red-zone drills including a toe-tap touchdown grab in the corner of the end zone, which is not something he had been known for previously.

Washington continues to monitor Stefon Diggs as a free agent wide receiver option; he appears to be the only viable FA WR being seriously considered by the Commanders at this point in the offseason.

Jayden Daniels showed marked improvement in comfort level during day 2 of Commanders training camp, signaling positive trajectory in his development with the team.

Washington continues to monitor free agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs as a potential addition; he appears to be the only legitimate free agent WR option the team is considering at this time.

Wide receiver Terry McLaurin said the offense got 'beat' during Day 2 practice, indicating the defense dominated in the session and the offense struggled to execute.

Tight end Ben Sinnott is much more comfortable in the new offensive system, indicating improved fit and familiarity with the scheme heading into the season.

Jayden Daniels looked way more comfortable in the offense during Day 2 of training camp, showing improvement in his comfort level with the system.

Rookie Colson Yankoff had the play of the day on offense during Day 2 of training camp, standing out among the pass-catchers.

Williams was drafted in the third round as part of Washington's offensive investment this offseason, headlining the team's focus on skill position depth alongside the signing of tight end Chig Okonkwo.

Sinnott, the 2024 second-round pick tight end, has impressed in training camp with an expanded route tree in the new offense. The source notes 'so in his place there was plenty of work for Chig Okonkwo and Ben Sinnott. It was another impressive day for both tight ends.' Sinnott himself highlighted the dramatic expansion: 'It's not even close. So many different variations. Today we're lining up at number one [receiver on the outside], we're running five-step ins, we're running corners, we're running options, we're running flat [routes]. We're just doing everything. It's so much fun. It's a breath of fresh air for this offense and how it uses tight ends.'

Newly-signed Okonkwo has impressed in training camp with versatile usage as a receiver-like tight end. The source notes 'so in his place there was plenty of work for Chig Okonkwo and Ben Sinnott. It was another impressive day for both tight ends.' Terry McLaurin said Okonkwo 'runs routes like a big receiver,' and his versatility was evident in practice. The expanded tight end route tree in the new offense represents a significant role expansion for Okonkwo compared to previous seasons.

Burks reported foot soreness on the first day of training camp, which is particularly unnerving given his chronic injury history. A 1st-round pick in 2022, Burks has never played more than 11 games in a season despite being a 'big, strong receiver with good hands that runs good routes.' The source notes 'Burks' injury lands a bit different, mainly because of his lengthy injury history,' and foot soreness on Day 1 of camp is a red flag. However, Washington addressed WR depth this offseason by bringing in veterans Dyami Brown and Van Jefferson, putting them in better shape than last year when injuries hit the receiver room.

Daniels is the franchise lodestar whose health and performance will determine the Commanders' 2026 trajectory after his historic 2024 rookie season as AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. The source emphasizes that 'the Commanders have remade their roster; they will still rise or fall with Jayden Daniels,' and notes that 'the dazzle, the swagger, the hope that the franchise can compete again year in and year out in the NFC' all emanates from him. He organized separate offseason workouts for skill players in Los Angeles in April and again in late July at UCLA, working with his longtime trainer and quarterback coach Taylor Kelly at 3DQB in Huntington Beach, California.

McLaurin continues to mentor undrafted free agent Jaden Bradley, working together after practice on the first day and providing a glowing review of the young receiver's potential.

The undrafted free agent wide receiver continued to draw positive attention from observers during the first two days of camp. At 6'3" and 203 pounds, Bradley thrived in red-zone drills with two scores, including one over the top of a defender, and also caught a slant versus Rasul Douglas. Terry McLaurin has been mentoring Bradley and gave a glowing review, noting: 'he's a bigger receiver but he moves very smoothly. His releases are very smooth. He's sudden in his releases…he kind of has a pro-like feel…he's a sponge, man.'

Daniels is learning a new system against a defense designed to generate confusion during early training camp; some early offensive troubles are expected as the quarterback and other signal-callers adjust.

Williams made plays during the first two days of Commanders training camp as the receiver competition remains wide open.

Burks missed Friday's training camp session with foot soreness, creating uncertainty around his availability during the early stages of camp.

Brown is attempting a comeback after a disappointing first three seasons with Washington; he showed promise in the 2024 postseason with 229 receiving yards across three playoff games (more than any of his first three full seasons combined), including five catches on five targets for 89 yards and a TD against Tampa Bay and six catches on eight targets for 98 yards against Detroit. Signed to a one-year, $1.75 million deal after Jacksonville didn't work out, Brown arrived early and stayed late on day one of 2025 training camp, demonstrating determination to make an impact. He has flashed in camp before but failed to carry it into the regular season; however, he made plays in red-zone drills including a toe-tap touchdown grab in the corner of the end zone, a skill he hadn't previously been known for.

Washington continues to monitor Stefon Diggs as a free agent wide receiver option; he appears to be the only viable FA WR the Commanders are seriously considering at this point.

Jayden Daniels showed marked improvement in comfort level during Day 2 of Commanders training camp, signaling positive trajectory in his development with the team.

Free agent wide receiver Stefon Diggs continues to be monitored by the Washington Commanders as a potential acquisition target. He does not appear to be a legit option at this point, and no other free agent wide receiver is considered a viable alternative for the team.

Second-year player Jacoby Jones demonstrated the exact right mindset heading into year 2 with nothing guaranteed, showing a competitive perspective on camp and competition that impressed observers.

Quarterback Jayden Daniels looked way more comfortable during the second day of Commanders training camp, with his stock rising as he demonstrates improved familiarity with the offense and system.

Wide receiver Terry McLaurin said the offense got 'beat' during the second day of training camp practice, indicating the defense dominated in the session and the offense struggled to execute.

Tight end Ben Sinnott is much more comfortable in the Commanders' offense, suggesting improved integration and familiarity with the system heading into the season.

Rookie sixth-rounder Colson Yankoff had the play of the day on offense during the second day of Commanders training camp, standing out among the offensive unit.

Third-round receiver Antonio Williams was drafted as part of Washington's offensive investment in 2026. He represents the team's premium draft capital allocation on the offensive side of the ball alongside the signing of tight end Chig Okonkwo.

Wide receiver Van Jefferson was brought in as a veteran addition to strengthen the receiver room depth this offseason. Ben Standig notes that Washington is in better shape at receiver than last year when the injury bug hit the WR room, thanks to the additions of Jefferson and Dyami Brown.

Wide receiver Dyami Brown was brought in as a veteran addition to bolster the receiver room depth. He participated in offseason workouts organized by Jayden Daniels with quarterback coach Taylor Kelly at UCLA in late July, engaging in on-field drills and bonding with Daniels and third-string quarterback Sam Hartman.