Commanders' Bold Offseason Moves, Armstrong's Contract Year

0:00On March 28th, the Washington Commanders crashed hard after high hopes for the 2025 season, barely pressuring quarterbacks with Vaughn, Miller leading in sex. General manager Adam Peters jumped into action this off-season, signing 14 free agents already, grabbing six draft picks and eyeing more, undraft the talent to rebuild fast. Peters targeted the edge rush first, dropping big money on Odafe Owe with a 4-year, $100 million deal, including $68 million. Guaranteed, they also brought in K-Levantche Sain, after his breakout with New England, and added versatile Charles Omanihu, signalling a total defensive shake-up. Fans love the bold swings, but the pressure is real. Another flop could end head coach Dan Quinn's run and put Peters under the microscope even more. Competition like this keeps everyone sharp in the NFL, no room for coasting. Take defensive end Doran's Armstrong Jr. I have to gay he was exploding before a knee injury sidelined him last year,

1:02and now it's his contract year with all. This new talent crowding the depth chart. He's recovering strong, posting updates to show he's still in the fight. These moves have the commanders looking reloaded, but Armstrong and others better elevate quick or watch their spot slip away as training camp heats up.