NFL insider reveals who Commanders love at No. 7 and a wild card

Then, Schrager's attention turns to Styles.

"If Sonny Styles is sitting, I believe Adam Peters would love to have his future Fred Warner," he said. "And that would be Sonny Styles. Adam Peters, of course, had Fred Warner in San Francisco and is trying to reshape and rebuild in that mold."

Then, Schrager drops his wild card at No. 7 overall, if Washington can't find a trade partner to move back. The Commanders have been mentioned often as a trade-back team, due to being without second and fourth-round picks.

The wild card, per Schrager, is new offensive coordinator David Blough. The player is USC wide receiver Makai Lemon. Lemon would be Blough's version of Lions star Amon-Ra St. Brown, who he played with in Detroit. Blough plans to run a similar offensive scheme to the one Ben Johnson ran with the Lions, which helped turn St. Brown into a superstar. We've often mentioned Lemon being Blough's version of St. Brown in the lead-up to the draft.

"Who is the Amon-Ra St. Brown avatar in this draft? It's the Biletnikoff winner, Makai Lemon out of USC," Schrager said. "So, two names for the Commanders I would put in the back of your mind on this one. Carnell Tate, if he's there, and don't be shocked if it's Makai Lemon. A David Blough pick.........but if Tate is on the board, I think that is a, hit that one right on the fairway. That is a great building block. Awesome kid. Everything checks out."

It's not a surprise that Washington likes Lemon. The Commanders have met with him multiple times. However, Lemon is often mentioned as being selected in the 10-20 range. But, if Washington is on the clock and Love, Styles and Tate are all gone, Peters could be choosing between Miami EDGE Rueben Bain Jr., Ohio State safety Caleb Downs, LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane, and Lemon.

We'll find out soon.

This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commanders: NFL insider reveals wild card at No. 7 in draft