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Antonio Gibson is a classic tweener. Was used primarily as a WR in college, he went into the 2020 draft as a RB and was drafted in the 3rd round by the Washington Commanders.
Gibson never lived up to his full potential but was a productive and mostly healthy running back. What does this mean going forward for the RB position for Washington?
Hudson, a 5th round pick in the 2020 draft, has been a reliable special teams player who never really got a chance to play a high volume of snaps until late in the 2023 season.
At 6 feet tall and about 220 pounds, he may be too small for an every down linebacker but there’s no questioning his energy and want-to.
Should Washington re-sign him or let him move to another team this offseason?
Safety Kam Curl almost came out of nowhere. A 7th round pick in 2020, he was starting by Week 8 his rookie year and has been the starter ever since.
Following the 2022 season, Curl was considered at Top 5 safety and talks began between him and the Commanders about a long term extension but nothing ever materialized.
Now Curl is a free agent. Should Washington sign him? Is he too expensive? Does he fit the type of player Joe Whitt, Jr and Dan Quinn want on their defense?
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