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Commanders DE Odafe Oweh’s Brother Otega Selected No. 41 in NBA Draft

The Oklahoma City Thunder selected Otega Oweh with the No. 41 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, adding another pro athlete to the Oweh family. Otega joins his older brother, Odafe Oweh, the Washington Commanders DE and former NFL first-round pick. Odafe made NFL history during his rookie year by forcing a game-winning fumble against the Chiefs in 2021.

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