Addressing the importance of Washington’s Tight End room

It’s no secret that in the modern NFL, you need three-to-four sure-handed pass catchers out along the perimeter to be atop the league's best offenses.

The best offenses in the league have a blend of wideouts and tight ends that can balance the load for their respective teams, and with a quarterback in Carson Wentz that thrives on the usage and production of his part-time blockers, the importance of this question begins to rise.

Here’s the catch, the Washington Commanders could be without their starting tight end, Logan Thomas, for potentially the first few weeks of the regular season as he’s recovering from a torn ACL, MCL, and meniscus repairs. In addition, Washington may have adequate depth…