NFL Draft analyst Todd McShay made the best case yet for why the Washington Commanders may go defense in the first round. In his Todd Mock 3.0, McShay selected Georgia Bulldog Safety Malaki Starks at 29 for the Washington Commanders. He selected a defensive back over other considerations at running back, offensive line, and edge. That can be a head-scratcher to some, and I’m sure wide receiver is among the positions others would consider at 29 as well. In the latest Trap or Dive podcast, Todd McShay joined the show and explained his thought process for why the Commanders most likely go defense, position-aside, over an offensive player because Washington has successfully identified their quarterback.
Todd McShay makes best case yet for Commanders going defense in the first round
