Commanders Invest in Jayden Daniels' Protection

0:00On March 9, the Washington commanders are prioritizing protection for their quarterback, Jaden Daniels, by beefing up the offensive line. They just locked in pro-Bull-Left tackle, Laramie Tunsell, with a two-year contract extension worth $60.2 million, including $61.5 million in guarantees, and a record $32.5 million signing bonus for an offensive lineman. Daniel first joined the team last year and a trade with the Houston Texans, where he quickly proved his value anchoring the line. His performance last season was strong enough to make this extension a no-brainer, especially as the first player to hit $30 million per year of his position. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move to shield Daniels' blindside, reducing sacks and giving him time to make plays. The commanders know a solid line is crucial for any young quarterback success, and Tunsells experience brings stability up front. The team isn't stopping there. They release starting center Tyler Biden as to free up calf space and are eyeing Baltimore

1:02Raven Center, Tyler Lindervaume, as a potential upgrade if he hits free agency. Lindervaume started all 17 games for the Ravens last season. With more moves likely ahead, the commanders are building a tougher front to support Daniels and push for a stronger year on offense.