Rookies hit the field as training camp kicks off, with key players like Antonio Williams, Kaytron Allen, and Drew Stevens stepping into high-stakes competitions for roster spots. Williams carries the weight of expectations as a potential No. 2 receiver, Allen brings physicality and pass-protection skills to battle for carries, and Stevens, an undrafted kicker, faces off against a drafted rival. Meanwhile, edge rusher Joshua Josephs and wideout Jaden Bradley—mentored by Terry McLaurin—could carve out roles, either on the 53-man roster or the practice squad, as Washington looks to build depth and talent for the 2026 season.
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