The Washington Commanders enter the final day of the draft with more draft capital than they had in the first three rounds. While they do not have a fourth-round pick, they hold one selection in the fifth round, two in the sixth, and one in the seventh.

After using their first-round pick to address the defensive side of the ball and adding an offensive piece in the third round , the Commanders now turn their attention to filling the remaining gaps.

Pick No. 147: Addressing a Need on Defense

With the 147th pick, the Commanders select Joshua Joseph, an edge rusher out of the University of Tennessee.

Joseph stands 6-foot-3 and 242 pounds and stands out for his length, which allows him to engage offensive linemen and control the edge.…