Commanders' Free Agency: Speedsters, Red Zone Threats

0:00With the NFL today, March 7. The Washington commanders are gearing up for a busy free agency period, starting Monday, with nearly $90 million in salary cap space, too. Spend? After a 5-12 season, General Manager Adam Peters plans to be aggressive, but smart, focusing on key holes like a wide receiver to pair with. Terry McLoren, plus help on defense and spots that tied in and running back. They have already resigned some of their own free agents over the past couple weeks to build stability. Luckily, franchise quarterback Jaden Daniels and a solid offensive line give them a strong foundation on offense, so adding weapons around Daniels is. The priority to avoid double teams on McLoren. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this could transform the passing game, especially since past teams failed to give McLoren real support. Peter's, drawing from his time in San Francisco, wants younger, faster players who fit the new era with Daniels. Top-wide receiver targets include young speedsters like Alec Pierce from the Colts and Rashid Shaheed

1:04from the Seahawks, both deep threats who could. Stretch the field. Veterans like Mike Evans from the Buccaneers offer red zone reliability, while slot guys such as Wendell Robinson from the Giants bring quickness and production. Keep an eye on these moves as negotiations heat up, since landing even one could make the commanders a surprise contender next year. This episode is proudly sponsored by our partner, Press Play. Put your head down, the sound is already there, S-O-L-I, solely pillow dot com.