Commanders Boost Offense, Lions Lose Decker

0:00On March 9th, the Washington Commanders just made waves on their offensive line by signing left tackle Laramie Tunsell to a two-year extension worth, $60.2 million. This deal packs $61.5 million in guarantees and a record $32.5 million signing bonus for any offensive. Lyman. Tunsell now becomes the first at his position to average $30 million a year, locking instability for the team's front. Meanwhile, the commanders beefed up their secondary by grabbing cornerback Amique Robertson from the Detroit Lions on a two-year, $16 million. Contract with $9.3 million guaranteed. His versatility inside and out should fix some defensive gaps from last season. Over in Detroit, the Lions' apprisingly released veteran tackle Taylor Decker after talks broke down, even though he planned to stick around through. 2026. The first round pick from 2016 now hits free agency. These moves show teams hustling to build strong lines and backfields early, setting a hot

1:03pace for the rest of free agency.