Sharpe, who turns 25 next month, can play both tackle and guard. In three NFL campaigns, he totals four starts and 24 overall games played. He could push for a starting job at either tackle spot immediately, while also providing depth.

Obviously, the Raiders felt comfortable about their offensive line depth going into the 2020 campaign. Otherwise, they probably would not have dealt Sharpe at this time. Las Vegas only received a one-round upgrade in this deal.

While Sharpe might help Washington's porous O-line, the club's fantasy prospects are not great on offense. This trade should not change much. The Raiders will not be affected, either.