Commanders' Aggressive Free Agency: New Faces, Cap Space

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The Washington Commanders jumped into free agency with tons of cap space and a clear plan from General Manager Adam Peters. They targeted big names early, landing cornerback Amick Robertson and Ed Drusher Odafei Oei while resigning quarterback Marcus Mariotta and extending. Five-time pro bowl left tackle, Laramie Tunsell. They swung and missed on a couple high profile targets like wide receiver Alec Pierce who stayed with the Colts and Raven Center Tyler Linderbaum who got a massive deal from the Raiders averaging 27 million a season. Still, Peter stayed aggressive signing 12 players from outside the team. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the defensive overhaul with three new Ed Drusher's and interior lineman, a linebacker, a cornerback and a safety. Now on board, it addresses key holes and sets up the team nicely ahead of next month's 2026 NFL draft. One weekend, the Commanders still have over $52 million in cap space,

1:04ranking third league wide behind the charges and tightens. That leaves plenty of flexibility after all the moves. Peter's structured the deal smartly, like cutting tonsils cap, hidden half to just $11.9 million for next year. They preserve room for draft picks or another splash if the right chance comes up. This episode is supported by our sponsor. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort, S-O-L-I-SOLYPILO.com.