* **Eugene Asante, LB, Auburn:** Asante racked up six years of experience at North Carolina and Auburn, recording 192 tackles. He'll need to work on his coverage skills, but he makes up for that in the run game -- something the Commanders have wanted to fix this offseason.
* **Justin Walley, CB, Minnesota:** As an experienced cornerback with two All-Big Ten selections at the end of his career, Walley can hold his own in coverage and knows how to break up contested catches. He's just 5-foot-10, though, which could lead to an NFL career as a slot player.
* **Yahya Black, DT, Iowa:** Black was a large presence in Iowa's defensive interior, standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 336 pounds. He's not a dominant pass-rusher but knows how to occupy blockers and clog running lanes.
* **RJ Oben, EDGE, Notre Dame**: Although Oben's production dipped after transferring from Duke to Notre Dame, he does possess some athletic traits that a team could develop either at the back end of the roster or on the practice squad.
* **Andrew Armstrong, WR, Arkansas:** Armstrong had his best college seasons in the SEC, as he transferred to Arkansas from East Texas A&M. He's 6-foot-4 and 202 pounds with large hands and good ball skills. He might not make an immediate impact in the NFL, but his size provides some optimism for his career.