What's left on the Commanders' offseason checklist?

The draft saw linebacker Sonny Styles coming to Washington. The freakishly athletic linebacker has the potential to become the next NFL great at the position. The Commanders also drafted Clemson wideout Antonio Williams as another weapon for Daniels.

So, what's left?

Kevin Patra of NFL.com revealed the remaining offseason to-do list for all 32 teams. For the Commanders, Patra had three questions:

• Does Washington have a WR2?
• How will Dan Quinn deploy Sonny Styles?
• Who starts at center?

The Commanders used a third-round pick on slot receiver Antonio Williams but still lack a legit outside threat to pair with Terry McLaurin. The assumption at this point is that they're waiting for Brandon Aiyuk -- Jayden Daniels' close friend -- to wiggle free from San Francisco. How long will they wait, and what will Washington do if he lands elsewhere? Snagging Styles gives Dan Quinn a chess piece for his revamped defense, which added nine veterans this offseason. The only other draft pick used on defense was edge Joshua Josephs in the fifth round. Styles can be used all over the field, so it will be intriguing to see Quinn’s plan for the stud when training camp opens. With the release of Tyler Biadasz, the Commanders had veteran Nick Allegretti penciled in to the center spot, a place he’d played just 178 snaps in his seven-year career. Washington waited until the sixth round to draft a pivot, swiping Matt Gulbin. The rookie won’t wow with physical traits, but he has experience and is a stout run blocker. Gulbin could win the starting gig.

Let's tackle the first question. We know how much Washington wanted to upgrade at receiver. Peters made an aggressive push for Alec Pierce before he chose to remain with the Colts. He also made a move for Romeo Doubs, who signed with the Patriots. While he failed to land either free agent, signing Brown and Jefferson, while bringing back Treylon Burks, ensures the Commanders will have depth at the position in 2026, so the floor will be much higher.

It's expected that Washington will sign Brandon Aiyuk once he's free from the 49ers. The only question is when will that be?

As for Styles, this is not Dan Quinn's scheme. New defensive coordinator Daronte Jones will employ a similar scheme to what Brian Flores runs in Minnesota, which should excite Washington fans.

Who starts at center? For now, the answer would be Nick Allegretti. The Commanders believe there will be no dropoff from last year's start, Tyler Biadasz. Could Washington turn to the versatile and athletic Brandon Coleman? Don't rule it out. The Commanders also used a sixth-round pick on Michigan State center Matt Gulbin. While Gulbin is unlikely to start early, could he factor into the equation at some point?

For the most part, Washington's roster is set. There will be more moves, but a move for Aiyuk or free-agent receiver Jauan Jennings would likely be the only big moves remaining for the Commanders ahead of training camp in July.

This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commanders: What remains on the offseason checklist?