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Washington Commanders 53-man roster projection after preseason finale

Here’s a look at how the Commanders 53-man roster might look after Sunday’s deadline for roster cuts

Washington Commanders 53-man roster projection after preseason finale

The Washington Commanders have finalized their 53-man roster following the conclusion of the preseason. Quarterback Jayden Daniels, Marcus Mariota, and Athan Kaliakmanis were selected as the starting quarterbacks, with Kaliakmanis receiving a roster spot despite his previous absence. The running back position features four players: Bill Croskey-Merritt, Rachaad White, Kaytron Allen, and Jeremy McNichols.

McNichols' return from injury remains uncertain, but Robert Henry Jr. may take his place on the practice squad if needed.

The receiver corps includes Terry McLaurin, Stefon Diggs, Antonio Williams, Jaylin Lane, Treylon Burks, and Dyami Brown. The tight end group consists of John Bates, Chig Oknokwo, Ben Sinnott, and Colson Yankoff, with Yankoff being a valuable versatile player in head coach David Blough's scheme. The offensive line is comprised of nine players: Brandon Coleman, Chris Paul, Nick Allegretti, Sam Cosmi, Josh Conerly Jr., D.J.

Humphries, Trent Scott, Andrew Wylie, and Matt Gulbin. The defensive line comprises five players: Daron Payne, Charles Omenihu, Tim Settle, Shy Tuttle, and Javon Kinlaw. Edge rushers are represented by Odafe Oweh, K'Lavon Chaisson, Joshua Josephs, and Jovantae Jean-Baptiste. The inside linebacker position has five defenders: Sonny Styles, Frankie Luvu, Leo Chenal, Jordan Magee, and Kain Medrano.

Cornerback duties are covered by Mike Sainristil, Amik Robertson, Trey Amos (to IR), Rasul Douglas, and Fabian Moreau. Safeties include Quan Martin, Nick Cross, Jeremy Reaves, Tyler Owens, and Percy Butler. Lastly, Drew Stevens, Tress Way, and Tyler Ott make up the specialized positions.

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