Commanders' Free Agency Splash

0:00On April 3rd, Washington commanders made ways in free agency by landing two key-edge rushers they desperately needed. They signed Odefei OA to a $4-year, $100 million deal, and K-Levant Sheson to a $1-year, $12 million contract. Both guys are projected to start a defensive end next season, and General Manager Adam Peters admitted he was shocked to snag them both. They didn't stop there, adding depth with Charles Omanihu on a $1-year, $4-million-packed, and bringing back familiar face Tim Settle on the bring, interior line, and interior line. Overall the commanders pumped in about $57 million more than they lost, ranking third in net spending and bringing in a leak high. Seven big money newcomers at $6.5 million or more per year. Execs around the leak have mixtakes. Some call it, revolving door panic moves with French starters but others see smart youth infusion for A, roster full of holes. Awe brings speed as a rotational pass rusher, Sheson as juice, and Settle was Houston's

1:03top run stuffer last year. Peter says the investment will pay off big. On offense they resigned wide-out Traylon Berks after his injury plagued past, highlighted by that insane touchdown grab against Denver, maybe his, best catch of the year. Draft Buzz points the guys like Division 3 stud, Tyron Montgomery, whose turning heads with senior bull dominance, or Mox Sliding Ohio State, carnal Tate to them at number seven overall. All eyes now turn to Jaden Daniels staying healthy under new coordinator David Blow, that could turn these defensive upgrades into a real contender, Vivecom 2026. That's your update from NFL News today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.