The Washington Commanders caused a major splash this offseason by trading for five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil. This was the game-changing blindside enforcer Adam Peters wanted to protect star quarterback Jayden Daniels — something that reaffirmed the belief that this once-downtrodden franchise was going for it all in 2025.
Tunsil's credentials need no introduction. He's got two years remaining on his deal, but speculation regarding a longer-term commitment is already growing. The Commanders have a problem to solve with wide receiver Terry McLaurin before this matter takes priority, but one notable development around the league indicates Peters is already on the clock.