It's been two weeks since we last visited the Washington Commanders Rookie Power Rankings , but Washington has only played one game since then. The 23–17 loss to San Francisco gave us another look at the rookies before the bye, and while some have strengthened their cases, others haven't done much to help theirs. That said, here is where the class stands after six games.

1. LB Sonny Styles - Previous: No. 1

There's not much reason to move Sonny Styles from the top spot, even if his PFF grades have slipped a bit since our last rankings. Styles followed his 13-tackle performance against the Giants with another 13 against San Francisco, adding a pass defensed while playing 53 of Washington's 62 defensive snaps. Through six games, he leads the team with 46 tackles, along with a sack, an interception, a forced fumble, and four passes defensed in 361 defensive snaps.

The grades tell us there's still work to do.…