Todd McShay argues that the Washington Commanders should focus on defense in the first round of the NFL Draft, suggesting they select Georgia Safety Malaki Starks. He believes that having a stable quarterback allows the team to prioritize difference-makers defensively. McShay compares the Commanders' situation with successful franchises like the Ravens, asserting that once an organization identifies its quarterback, it opens the door to make more aggressive draft choices for defensive talent, as those teams historically invest in building a strong defense.
To be at the big boy table, you have to have a quarterback in place, which gives you the freedom to find difference-makers defensively.
Think about like the Baltimore Ravens, right? One of the organizations in the playoffs almost every year. Their patience in the draft pays off every year.
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