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What if Commanders GM Adam Peters were to trade the 29th selection in next month's 2025 NFL draft?
In just over a month, the Commanders will participate in the draft. Currently, the Commanders own the following selections:
But what if Peters were to attempt to trade the 29th selection? What value could he get in return?
Well, Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen on the "Take Command" podcast went to the Pro Football Network draft simulator to see what advantage trading back from No. 29 might have.
The Commanders received three offers for the 29th selection:
Paulsen pointed out that the Commanders need some more draft capital, having traded a fifth-rounder for Deebo Samuel. They are down three selections after the Laremy Tunsil trade. Paulsen felt the Chargers trade was valuable because it would recoup two more selections for the Commanders next season.
Hoffman and Paulsen accepted the deal with the Chargers, which meant that though the Commanders did not now have picks at 29 and 128, they did move up to picks 55 and 86, plus they would have the Chargers' round two and round three picks for 2026.
These are just some of the options that Adam Peters may face as he contemplates attempting to regain some selections in the NFL draft next month.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: If the Commanders traded pick 29, what might they get in return in the NFL draft?
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In just over a month, the Commanders will participate in the draft. Currently, the Commanders own the following selections:
- Round 1, Pick 29
- Round 2, Pick 61
- Round 4, Pick 128 (from HOU)
- Round 6, Pick 205
- Round 7, Pick 245
But what if Peters were to attempt to trade the 29th selection? What value could he get in return?
Well, Craig Hoffman and Logan Paulsen on the "Take Command" podcast went to the Pro Football Network draft simulator to see what advantage trading back from No. 29 might have.
The Commanders received three offers for the 29th selection:
- WASH trades picks 29 & 245 for picks 35 & 103 from the Titans
- WASH trades pick 29 for picks 33 & 179 from the Browns
- WASH trades picks 29 & 128 for picks 55 & 86 (2025) and 2nd & 3rd (2026) from the Chargers
Paulsen pointed out that the Commanders need some more draft capital, having traded a fifth-rounder for Deebo Samuel. They are down three selections after the Laremy Tunsil trade. Paulsen felt the Chargers trade was valuable because it would recoup two more selections for the Commanders next season.
Hoffman and Paulsen accepted the deal with the Chargers, which meant that though the Commanders did not now have picks at 29 and 128, they did move up to picks 55 and 86, plus they would have the Chargers' round two and round three picks for 2026.
These are just some of the options that Adam Peters may face as he contemplates attempting to regain some selections in the NFL draft next month.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: If the Commanders traded pick 29, what might they get in return in the NFL draft?
Continue reading...
