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Everyone on the outside believes the Washington Commanders must still address the offensive tackle position.
Ahead of this offseason, the Commanders released veteran left tackle Charles Leno Jr. — their left tackle for the past three seasons.
Washington already needed help at the position, so releasing Leno ensured that the new general manager, Adam Peters, would be busy adding a new starter through free agency or the NFL draft.
Peters was busy in free agency, including adding new starters at center and left guard.
However, Washington’s only free-agent move at offensive tackle was re-signing veteran Cornelius Lucas.
Lucas has been with Washington since 2020 and has been a reliable swing tackle for the past four seasons, often filling in at both tackle positions.
Surely, the Lucas signing was to retain him for depth purposes.
In the 2024 NFL draft, Washington selected quarterback Jayden Daniels at No. 2 overall.
No surprise there. Many assumed the Commanders would use some of their draft capital to move back into the first round to select an offensive tackle.
They tried but to no avail.
Instead of reaching on a tackle in the second round, the Commanders stuck to their board and selected TCU’s Brandon Coleman with the No. 67 overall pick.
