The Washington Commanders approach the NFL draft with a unique strategy, picking near the end of the first round without the need for a quarterback. This allows the team to enhance their roster after narrowly missing the Super Bowl. With five draft picks and the option to trade for more, general manager Adam Peters emphasizes the team's flexibility and the importance of addressing various needs during the draft, leveraging past successes to identify talent in the mid-rounds.
"That gives us the flexibility to kind of go wherever we want to go," Washington general manager Adam Peters said.
"It feels a lot better," Peters said.
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