
Command Center Podcast: Draft Blueprint for Lombardi Trophy
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On the Command Center Podcast, former Commanders stars Logan Paulsen, Santana Moss, and Fred Smoot discuss their strategy for building a championship roster through the NFL Draft. They prioritize positions, starting with special teams depth, extra quarterbacks, and solid tackles. Recent moves like extending punter Tress Way and bringing back Marcus Mariota allow them to focus on backups. Medium priority includes offensive guards and defensive line depth, while high priority is given to wide receivers and running backs. Their tiered approach aims to blend homegrown talent with smart additions to pursue the Lombardi Trophy.
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Washington Commanders News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Command Center Podcast: Draft Blueprint for Lombardi Trophy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 2nd, on the latest Command Center podcast, former commander stars Logan Paulson, Santana Moss, and Fred Smoot laid out their blueprint for, building a Lombardi Trophy roster through the NFL draft. They ranked positions by priority, starting low with special teams' death like Punchers and Kickers, extra quarterbacks for competition, and solid. Tackle, since the line already has, guys like Laramie Tunsell locked in. They factored in recent moves, like extending Puncher Tressway back in February, and bringing back Marcus Mariotta in March, which lets them focus. Elsewhere, without panic, best ability shapes their low priority vibe, keeping the core intact while eyeing backups. Moving to medium priority, Paulson pushed for an offensive guard to boost the interior line, even if it means grabbing one at pick 7. Moss agreed on defensive line depth, with returners like Jonathan Allen and others already in place, but room for fresh competition never hurts.
High priority hits wide receivers and running backs. Smoot sees vets getting cut post draft as free age and gold, while Paulson wants a dynamic back for spark and youth, given the thin class after the top. Guys, as the draft nears, this tiered approach keeps Washington flexible, blending homegrown talent with smart ads to chase that ring.
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