Wylie could move inside to RG if Allegretti starts, preserving interior versatility and potentially helping Conerly Jr. at RT. His preseason snaps at guard hint at a flexible option during Cosmi’s absence.

Andrew Wylie anchored the right side with Conerly and Bates, delivering a steady run-blocking presence that opened lanes for Croskey-Merritt and Rodriguez. His consistency could translate into more efficient early-season run games and a stable pass-protective unit, contributing to Daniels’ potential breakout as the rhythm of the offense finds its stride.

Former Chiefs lineman in Washington’s O-line room, Wylie figures to be a key piece in the competition to fill Niang’s role. His veteran experience could offer stability, but the edge protection job remains unsettled as camp progresses, affecting early-season fantasy protection for the QB and run game.

Andrew Wylie also adds Super Bowl victory experience to the roster, contributing to the overall depth and competitive spirit of the Commanders' offensive line.

Andrew Wylie, previously the starting right tackle, may shift to right guard until Sam Cosmi recovers from injury, showcasing the Commanders' depth in the offensive line.