Washington Commanders Trade Chase Young and Montez Sweat in NFL Trade Deadline Shakeup
Young and Sweat trade accompanied by several others reveal the Washington Commanders' long-term planning strategy while other teams acquire key assets for immediate playoff campaigns.
- The Washington Commanders traded both Chase Young to the San Francisco 49ers and Montez Sweat to the Chicago Bears in a surprise move, signaling a long-term planning strategy.
- Chase Young was traded for a 2024 third-round pick. Prior to the trade, Young ranked fifth in the NFL with 40 quarterback pressures this season, despite missing a game.
- The Commanders received a 2024 second-round pick for Montez Sweat, revealing that he did not fit into the team's long-term plans despite his impressive performance in the current season.
- The 49ers and Bears both aim to bolster their defense with these acquisitions, risking significant long-term contracts or potential high draft picks.
- Some source claim that some teams have devalued Young due to his injury history and the approaching expiration of his current contract. His trade signifies a team more focused on a future rebuilding strategy.





























































