Locked On Redskins

The NFL draft used to be 32 rounds, and as league owners weigh a potential 18th regular season game, the time for major roster expansion has arrived. Maintaining a competitive Washington Commanders squad requires more than just a deep 53 man roster, it demands a fundamental shift in how the league manages player attrition and active game day limits. Could a 60 man roster with expanded draft rounds protect the stars of the National Football League while preserving the hidden gems of the preseason?This mailbag episode breaks down the critical need for bigger rosters and explores the late round sleepers who could define the future in Washington. Analysis includes technical standouts like Alabama center Parker Brailsford, Georgia tight end Oscar Delp, and Washington cornerback Ephesians Prysock. Discover why undrafted free agents such as LSU receiver Barion Brown and special teams assets like Jaylin Lane are vital for survival in a growing season. How will the front office handle the transition from franchise leg