Adam Peters hasn't been afraid to make bold trades if he feels like it can benefit the Washington Commanders' chances of getting over the hump when the postseason arrives. Although disposable draft income has diminished significantly as a result, that won't prevent the general manager from turning over every stone in pursuit of the right upgrades.
And there is one notable development that shouldn't go unnoticed in Washington's front office.
The Commanders have a decent cornerback quartet leading the charge. They might not have hit the ground running together as yet, so becoming a collective force rather than flashing individual promise is the next challenge.