Allegretti's Center Role: Commanders' Line's New Focus

0:00On March 21st, the Washington commanders made big moves in free agency to strengthen their defense and add offensive playmakers. What their offensive line looks thinner now, after releasing center, Tyler, by a dash. They did not bring in any new free agents for those spots, so the group will have to make do with current players. They did manage to resign left guard Chris Paul, which helps a bit up front. That leaves Nick Allegready in prime position to compete for the starting center job. The veteran lineman says he's ready for whatever comes his way. Allegready joined the commanders after being a 7th round pick by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2019. He started all 17 games at left guard in 2024, but shifted to a backup role last season after some line changes. He did start one game as center when Beat has got hurt. The team showed faith in him by giving Allegready a contract extension before free agency kicked off. He'll see him as key to the future, and he plans to lean on his leadership and football

1:02smart to win the spot. As training camp nears, all eyes will be on how Allegready and the line gel under the