Goldman anchored the Commanders' interior, posting an 84.0 PFF run/grade and contributing to a formidable run-stopping effort alongside Kinlaw, enhancing Washington’s control at the line of scrimmage.

Eddie Goldman adds mass and interior disruption to Washington's run defense, anchoring the middle alongside Javon Kinlaw. His presence, combined with improved tackling, should shrink interior rushing lanes and ease pressure on edge players. Expect Goldman to be a primary on early downs.

Goldman adds a 332-pound interior presence to slow interior runs and anchor the middle. His size helps absorb blocks and frees others to rush, providing Washington a more stable defensive front against AFC/NFC East offenses.

Goldman brings a veteran run-stopping presence to the interior, complementing Kinlaw and Payne. His 320-pound frame is known for anchoring against the run, providing improved space for the linebackers and a stabilizing force as the rotation gears up for 2025.