19. Washington Commanders (via ATL) - Charlie Becker, WR, Indiana
Washington traded down a good bit and got some much-needed weaponry for Jayden Daniels, their QB who cannot stay on the field consistently. That is a different discussion, but for now, they'll take Charlie Becker from Indiana.
While fans may not want to hear this, outside of the Daniels pick, the front office really doesn't have a ton else to hang their hats on. Unless Washington undergoes a major turnaround and gets back into the playoffs, there could be some major changes in the offseason.
But no matter if it's the current regime or a new regime, the team needs to give Daniels another weapon. Becker has the size and speed to be a really solid downfield threat, and that could perhaps open up more opportunities underneath for their other pass-catchers.
20. Denver Broncos - A'Mauri Washington, DT, Oregon
This would be a home-run pick by the Broncos. Denver is currently in a tough spot - they're 2-2 on the season and have not only seen the offense not play well, but the defense has regressed. One area that they aren't getting nearly the same returns is along the defensive line, as John Franklin-Myers is on Tennessee, and Jonathon Cooper is on the exempt list.
With that said, key players like Zach Allen and DJ Jones are getting up there in age, and it's really been overdue for this team to invest some draft capital into the defensive line, as there just isn't that much of that present.
A'Mauri Washington is a mountain of a man and is a schematically-versatile defensive lineman who is quite stout at stopping the run as well. He does have some interior rush presence, but with a man his size, you'd not be surprised to hear that it's a power-based rush package.
Either way, this would be a really smart pick by the Broncos front office.
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