Overview
- Washington holds the No. 7 pick and six total selections, with no second- or fourth-rounders, leaving only two choices inside the top 100.
- Team reporting indicates the club would consider a small move down to regain a Day 2 pick, though limited top-10 quarterback demand could dampen trade-up offers.
- Analysts flag wide receiver and cornerback as the most likely early targets to bolster a roster seeking immediate starters.
- An ESPN mock projects a speculative deal with the Ravens that would drop Washington to No. 14 for multiple midround and future picks.
- The team hosted a local pro day with 37 players, including Navy receiver Eli Heidenreich, as evaluations continue ahead of the Pittsburgh-hosted draft.