Commanders Make Splash in Free Agency

0:00On March 10th, the NFL's legal taffering window opened yesterday at noon eastern time, and the Washington Commanders jumped in with several key moves. They locked in left tackle Laramie Tuncel on a two-year, $60.2 million extension, brought back cornerback Amick Robertson on a fade-ace, two-year, $16 million deal, with $9.3 million guaranteed and agreed to terms with defensive end Odafeoay for four years and $100 million. Later in the day, excitement built as they resigned back-up quarterback Marcus Marriota for one year at $7 million, up to $11 million, and welcome back former player defensive tackle Tim Settle Jr. on a three-year, $24 million contract. They also kept puntertressway for one year, along with several linemen like Andrew Wiley on a two-year deal worth $6.65 million, dollars, and Nick Allegretti for two years. Fans started off disappointed, hoping for bigger splashes after last season's 5-12 record,

1:03but the all-way deal proved General Manager Adam. Peters is ready to spend and rebuild. These moves aimed to bolster the lines on both sides of the ball, addressing key needs without losing their own free agents to rivals yet. None of Washington's pending free agents have agreed to deals elsewhere so far, and they release center Tyler Biotis, who signed a three-year, $30 million packed with the chargers, plus cornerback Martian Latamore, to save up to $18.5 million in cap space. Restricted free agents and others like wide receivers and running backs remain in play. All these agreements become official when the new league year starts tomorrow at 4 p.m. Eastern, setting the stage for more action as the commanders. Push toward contention.