The Washington Commanders hold the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here's a closer look at their collection of picks and team needs.

The Washington Commanders started off on the right foot with Sonny Styles, but their second pick left the door open for massive criticism.

The Commanders aren't completely finished even after the NFL Draft.

The bulk of the Washington Commanders’ draft class had yet to be selected as Day 3 of the draft began. The team entered the day with four picks — a fifth-rounder, two sixths and a seventh. It used the first of those picks on Tennessee edge rusher Joshua Josephs, then took Penn State running back Kaytron Allen with its first sixth-rounder.

Being active in free agency allowed the Washington Commanders to prioritize versatility in the NFL draft, even coming off a 5-12 season.

These late-round Commanders draft picks are bound to make the roster.

Washington D.C. front office stayed put at No. 7 to draft a freak athlete. Here is what Sonny Styles brings to the Commanders defense.

The 2026 NFL Draft has come and gone. As is the case each year, after the draft the roster has its share of both "winners" and losers." Those can be both prospects picked by the New York Jets, and the Jets made plenty of them with eight total,