Through 10 weeks of a season that’s quickly spiraled into something far different than what the Washington Commanders envisioned, the few constants worth celebrating have come from the trenches.
Now, into early November, the roster sits at 3-7, burdened by familiar questions — about whether general manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn are the right duo to navigate the franchise forward. Still, amid the noise and mounting frustration, one player has stood tall both literally and figuratively: left tackle Laremy Tunsil.
Acquired from the Houston Texans this offseason to stabilize the blindside for Jayden Daniels, Tunsil has been simply sensational.