There was plenty of talk about what the Washington Commanders should do leading up to the NFL Draft, and while they were able to net a solid class full of potential and value, it didn't quite align with what many had hoped coming in once it was all said and done. One of the areas the Commanders were thought to attack was a wide receiver to complement Terry McLaurin for quarterback Jayden Daniels . And while they did that by drafting Clemson's Antonio Williams in the third round, it doesn't exactly solve their problem in that neck of the woods, according to an anonymous NFL executive via Mike Sando of The Athletic . 'Bigger Player, More Size' “Slot guy, solid guy, 40 time is way faster than play speed,” another exec said about Williams. “But he is fast. He can probably play a little bit outside. Solid pick. They need a bigger player, more size. Everyone seems to think they’ll get Aiyuk.…