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Future Hogs – Week 4: College football players who could help the Commanders

It’s funny how quickly things can change in college football. Ole Miss took down top-10 ranked LSU in Week 3, but got thumped by Florida in Week 4 the Gators potential first-round running back Jaden Baugh. LSU needed win to…

Published: Wednesday, 30 September 2026 at 11:54 PM
Future Hogs – Week 4: College football players who could help the Commanders
Key Things to Know
  • Hogs Haven evaluated top Week 4 college football performers who could fit future Washington Commanders draft needs.
  • Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith posted 12 catches for 217 yards and four touchdowns against Illinois.
  • Texas edge rusher Colin Simmons set a school record with 5.5 sacks in a victory over Tennessee.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Hogs Haven highlights several standout college football players from Week 4 who could address future roster needs for the Washington Commanders. The prospects evaluated include Stanford quarterback Davis Warren, Kentucky running back CJ Baxter, Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, Louisville tight end Jaleel Skinner, and Florida center Harrison Moore. The writer analyzes how their current collegiate skill sets match potential roster openings in Washington.

Defensive prospects highlighted in the piece include Texas edge rusher Colin Simmons, who logged 5.5 sacks against Tennessee, alongside Texas Tech linebacker Austin Romaine, Clemson cornerback Ashton Hampton, and UCLA safety Ta'Shawn James. The article argues that these players offer athleticism and schematic fits that could help reinforce the Commanders' defense across upcoming draft classes.

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