Ben Standig

The Commanders spent the offseason searching for another high-end target. Their fallback plan borrows from Moneyball: build the role from multiple pieces and trust that the sum exceeds the parts.

From Jacory Croskey-Merritt's status and Sonny Styles' growing role to roster battles at quarterback, guard and kicker, here's what to watch as the Commanders wrap up their offseason program.

If BYU's A.J. Dybantsa represents the safer path, the Kansas scorer who generates eye-opening comparisons might be the bigger swing — and one some evaluators would take

Washington split practice fields and increased reps for backups as Quinn used Day 1 to evaluate the players who could shape training camp — and the final roster. Plus, "Bill" is back.

The QB insists David Blough's system remains a work in progress. Coaches and teammates already see command, confidence and rapid adaptation. Plus, "Bill" got jacked and more from minicamp.

See and hear from Antonio Williams, Leo Chenal, Dan Quinn and others as Washington wrapped up the offseason program.

The models see Cameron Boozer in the race for the No. 1 pick. GMs, coaches and evaluators tell Last Man Standig not so fast.

The Commanders' edge rusher watched Otega Oweh become a Kentucky hero while celebrating a life-changing free-agent deal of his own.

League executives expected the 4-time All-Star and the Wizards to reach an agreement. The reported four-year, $212 million contract left many searching for an explanation.

After six OTA and minicamp practices, here's how I see Washington's roster hierarchy — from Antonio Williams and Sonny Styles to offensive line battles and WR2 debate.