Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters said their decision to select Josh Conerly Jr. in the first round of the NFL draft had support from the entire organization.

Washington continues to build around quarterback Jayden Daniels by adding two-year starter from Oregon with its first-round pick.

Josh Conerly Jr. arrived in Washington on Friday, one day after the Commanders used their first-round selection on the Oregon offensive tackle. Conerly, alongside general manager Adam Peters, met with the media on Friday.

T he Washington Commanders made their second pick in the 2025 draft tonight, picking Ole Miss CB Trey Amos with the 61st overall pick. General manager Adam Peters talked about his

Commanders analyst and former Redskins tight end Logan Paulsen praised the selection and was scene on camera immediately applauding the Commanders selection of Amos. "In terms of what this fit is, began Paulsen, "I think it is right on the money stylistically in what they are looking for."

After giving Jayden Daniels more offensive help in the first round of the NFL draft by selecting Oregon tackle Josh Conerly Jr., the Washington Commanders shifted focus to the defense on day two, selecting Mississippi cornerback Trey Amos at No. 61.