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6 days ago | hogshaven.com | Jamual Forrest

Dale Zanine-Imagn Images NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay made the best case yet for why the Washington Commanders may go defense in the first round. In his Todd Mock 3.0, McShay selected Georgia Bulldog Safety Malaki Starks at 29 for the Washington Commanders. He selected a defensive back over other considerations at running back, offensive line, and edge. That can be a head-scratcher to some, and I’m sure wide receiver is among the positions others would consider at 29 as well.

6 days ago | hogshaven.com | Jamual Forrest

Dale Zanine-Imagn Images NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay made the best case yet for why the Washington Commanders may go defense in the first round. In his Todd Mock 3.0, McShay selected Georgia Bulldog Safety Malaki Starks at 29 for the Washington Commanders. He selected a defensive back over other considerations at running back, offensive line, and edge. That can be a head-scratcher to some, and I’m sure wide receiver is among the positions others would consider at 29 as well.

1 week ago | hogshaven.com | Scott Jennings

Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images The Washington Commanders had three quarterbacks on their roster last season with UDFA rookie Sam Hartman on the practice squad. They’re now back to four QBs, with newly signed veteran QB Josh Johnson taking the journeyman 3rd/4th spot that Jeff Driskel had last season. Jayden Daniels is very securely at the top the depth chart, with Marcus Mariota returning for another season to back him up.

2 weeks ago | hogshaven.com | Scott Jennings

Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images The NFL Draft is two weeks away, and we’ve got a fresh roundup of mock drafts to check out. Mel Kiper Jr released his latest mock draft and he’s finally given up on giving Kentucky CB Maxwell Hairston to the Washington Commanders with the 29th pick. He’s staying on defense and giving Joe Whitt Jr a new player by picking Texas A&M EDGE Shemar Stewart for the Commanders.

2 weeks ago | hogshaven.com | Scott Jennings

Alex Ovechkin is three goals away from breaking the NFL’s all-time scoring record currently held by Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky. Ovechkin has 892 career goals and will tie Gretzky with two more, and break it when he hits 895. The Washington Capitals host the Chicago Blackhawks tonight, and then have six more games left in the regular season. When will Ovi break the record?