In this year’s draft, the Washington Commanders have made some expected selections, along with one that left fans questioning the direction, especially as some of the team’s more pressing needs remain unaddressed. As the draft winds down and the Commanders move through their final picks , the focus has shifted to adding depth across the roster. With the 209th pick, the Commanders selected Matt Gulbin, a center out of Michigan State. After losing Tyler Biadasz, and with Nick Allegretti as the primary in-house option, Washington adds help to the interior offensive line. Gulbin was a key contributor at Michigan State. While he may not carry early-round hype , he is widely viewed as one of the more reliable and high-IQ interior linemen in this class. A Smart and Physical Interior Presence At 6-foot-4 and 305 pounds, Gulbin brings a physical and steady presence to the offensive line. He has experience playing center and guard, showing a strong understanding of blocking schemes and defensive fronts.…