With the NFL Draft over, the Redskins have added several undrafted rookies to their roster. As first reported by The Washington Post, wide receivers Steven Sims Jr. (Kansas) and T.J. Rahming (Duke), tackle Chidi Okeke (Tennessee State), tight end Kano Dillon (Oregon), safety JoJo McIntosh (Washington) signed free agent deals with the Redskins, according to their respective schools. Rahming scored eight touchdowns and led the Blue Devils with 75 catches in 2018. Sims finished his career at Kansas with 19 touchdowns and 214 receptions over four seasons. Marshall defensive linemen Ryan Bee posted on Twitter he had signed with the Redskins. He finished his four years at Marshall with 18 sacks in 56 games.

Want to thank the @Redskins for taking a chance on me, you won’t regret it! Let’s get to work! #HTTR

— Ryan Bee (@r_bee91) April 27, 2019

The team drafted 10 players, including former Bullis quarterback Dwayne Haskins of Ohio State, over the weekend. The Redskins have their first round of team activities scheduled for May 20.