Commanders Lock in Tunsil, Securing Daniels' Blindside

0:00NFL stories making news on March 9th. The Washington commanders just locked in their left tackle Laramie Tunsell with a big contract extension. It adds two years and $60.2 million to his deal, keeping him on the roster well past 2026. This move ensures solid protection for quarterback Jaden Daniels. A year ago, the commanders traded for Tunsell from the Houston Texans and he's performed well enough to earn this commitment. The new terms include a hefty $32.5 million signing bonus giving the team's stability upfront. Tunsell is a 31-year-old veteran who was the dolphins first-round pick back in 2016. He moved to the Texans in 2019 before landing in Washington this year. This extension means Daniels has reliable blindside protection for years ahead, which could boost the young quarterback's growth. Fans are thrilled about the offensive line of grade. Meanwhile, the commanders are building around their new star signal collar and keeping Tunsell fits right into that plan for long-term success. Quick thanks to today's sponsor. See the

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