Who will list Washington commanders? A last prediction of 53 men

Ashburn, Virginie – The list cuts started through the NFL, and when you read this, many Washington commanders may have already been cut off from the list of 53 men who will be solidified before Tuesday August 26 at 4 p.m.

A strategic mixture of talent conservation and youth potential, while taking advantage of leadership and experience of veterans, is necessary to create a successful list. The director general of commanders Adam Peters has a lot of information to digest while making each decision along the way. The annual need to “win” is never too far from the image.

Offensively, the construction of an elite unit around the quarter-Arrière Jayden Daniels was clearly a priority, as evidenced by the professions which brought the offensive platform Laremy Tunsil and the wide receiver Deebo Samuel before Washington also communicated two of his first three choices of draft at this side of the ball.

While the team kept four tight ends on the active list last year, we could see four runners instead, in particular after the trade in Brian Robinson Jr., who became official on Sunday.

• Jayden Daniels

• Marcus Mariota

• Josh Johnson

• Terry McLaurin

• Deebo Samuel

• Noah Brown

• Luke McCaffrey

• Lane Jaylin

• Michael Gallup

• Zach Ertz

• John Bates

• Ben Sinnott

• LAREMY TUSSIL

• Brandon Coleman

• Tyler Biadasz

• Sam Cosmi

• Andrew Wylie

• Josh Conerly Jr.

• Nick Allegretti

• Chris Paul

• George FANT

Defensively, veterans take care of this side of the ball, while some young players take the lead on the offensive.

The defense quarter, of course, is the future secondary of the Bobby Wagner renowned temple. He and Frankie Luvu are the brain and the heart of the operation, and the leaders of a room full of young talents, guys like the second year second year Jordan Magee and the recruit Kain Medrano.

Perhaps the biggest name not making our projection of 53 men is the defensive Clelin Ferrell, who was starting last year, but could be informed in favor of keeping a talent younger and more filled with potential, like Javontae Jean-Baptiste. Although the time of the youngest defender has failed due to an injury, there is certainly blurred the water a little there.

Other veterans such as the defensive Deatrich Wise Jr. and the line player Javon Kinlaw sometimes made their presence known during the training camp and the pre-season, and will seek to help strengthen a front which was one of the worst against the race in 2024.

A secondary secondary in talent has both a veteran presence with the half of the marshon lattimore corner which manages a side, and a younger feeling with the Trey Amos recruit in front of him and the second year star Mike Sainristil inside as a nickel or slot machine.

Of course, there are the safetys that are discreetly led by the third year starter Quan Martin and the new veteran adding Will Harris, while Sparkplug Jeremy Reaves gained the right to be the third security, according to the defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr.

• Deatrich Wise Jr.

• Dorance Armstrong

• Daron Payne

• Javon Kinlaw

• Javonte Jean-Baptiste

• Jér’zhan “Johnny” Newton

• Von Miller

• Eddie Goldman

• Jaylen Holmes

• Jacob Martin

• Bobby Wagner

• Frankie Luvu

• Jordan Magee

• Kain Medrano

• Nick Bellore

• Marshon lattimore

• Trey Amos

• Mike Sainristil

• Jonathan Jones

• Noah igbinoghene

• Quantity

• Will Harris

• Jeremy realizes

• Percy Butler

• Tyler Owens

The specialists are quite simple because there is only one, letting us project Matt Gay as a kicker, Tyler Ott like the long Vivaneau and Tress Way as a bettor – although he was touched and go there for a minute. I’m kidding.

Like many NFL lists, there are more than 53 talented men on that of Washington, and other names like the winger tight Colson Yankoff, the defensive winger Andre Jr., the second Ale Kaho and the offensive line Timothy McKay are all candidates to return to the team training squad to continue their season and their development in the season and their development in the season and season, or to make them hear to compete to compete to compete.

As is the case with the drafts in April, we are probably completely correct, but we can give you a good idea what your 2025 list could look like Washington, at least day 1, and impatiently give the decisions to be made in the next 48 hours. And as always, remember that this is the 53 Initial, far from the last list of 53 men of the season, although it is our last attempt to project what is happening in the coming days.