🚨COMMANDERS RELEASE DRAFT PICK! Adam Peters Makes HUGE CALL, Kaytron Allen GONE!

Grant warned you something was happening in this running back room — and now it's confirmed. The Washington Commanders have released Kaytron Allen, with the assumption being they want him on the practice squad. Grant breaks down what this means, what it says about Allen as a player, and what the RB depth chart actually looks like now. 📲 DOWNLOAD PRIZEPICKS Get $150 in lineups if you win your first $5+ lineup using code HMA: https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/FU... 🔑JOIN THE DISCORD Link:   / discord   📋 WHAT HAPPENED Keim reported it too — the assumption is the Commanders are trying to get Allen through waivers and back onto the practice squad. Grant breaks down why that's the only move that makes this make sense from a roster management perspective, and what happens if another team claims him off waivers. 🏃 THE FOOTBALL REALITY 12 carries for 41 yards on the season. 3.4 yards per carry. The Commanders let Craig Reynolds get the fourth-and-one carry before him in London. There clearly wasn't a role for Kaytron Allen in this offense — and Grant is honest about what that means. He said after a couple of preseason games he wasn't seeing it. The pure football verdict might just be that Allen isn't good enough right now. He can develop. He can get better. But the Commanders can't wait for that to happen on the active roster. 💸 THE DRAFT CAPITAL CONCERN This stings from a process standpoint. Allen was a real draft pick — real capital spent on a running back who has now been released before his rookie year is halfway done. Grant breaks down why this is a miss regardless of how the practice squad situation plays out and what it says about the evaluation process that got him to Washington in the first place. 🔄 THE DEPTH CHART NOW Bill Croskey-Merritt. Rachaad White. Austin Ekeler. One of Ekeler or McNichols isn't suddenly becoming a full-time returner — they could've technically kept five running backs if they viewed one of them purely as a returner, but that's not happening. Grant breaks down the clear hierarchy and what role each back plays in Blough's system heading into the second half of the season. BOTTOM LINE: Grant saw the signs. The role wasn't there. And the football truth might be that Kaytron Allen just isn't ready — or good enough — to contribute on an NFL roster right now. The Commanders are clearly confident he clears waivers. If he doesn't, this decision gets a lot more complicated. Are you surprised by the Kaytron Allen release — and do you think he clears waivers and lands back on the practice squad? 👇 0:00 Washington Commanders news 3:07 Commanders release Kaytron Allen 5:25 PrizePicks ad 6:26 What do we make of this from Adam Peters? #Commanders #WashingtonCommanders #KaytronAllen #BillCroskeyMerritt #NFL #WashingtonNFL #NFLNews #Commandersnews #CommandersNFL #AdamPeters #DanQuinn #CommandersNation