Commanders Make Strong Free Agency Moves

0:00It's March 10th. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Washington commanders kicked off the NFL Legal Negotiating window with several solid moves. They extended left tackle Laramie Tuncel on a two-year deal worth about $60 million, locking him in for three more seasons. They also resigned quarterback Marcus Marriota, agreed to terms with quarterback Amick Robertson from the Lions. Edge rusher Odafe Owe from the charges on a four-year $100 million contract and defensive tackle, Tim Settle. Earlier this week, the team showed aggression by bidding on wide receiver Alec Pierce and center-tiler Linderbaum. But Pierce stayed within the Annapolis on a top 10 receiver deal, and the Raiders blew out the market for Linderbaum with three years and 81 million dollars, averaging 27 million per year. These expressed frustration over the slower than expected start. After weeks of talk about fireworks and bold action, many felt let down, even though new

1:02general manager Adam Peters delivered on key priorities, without overpaying. These signings address big needs. Tuncel protects the quarterback's blind side after a stellar year. Owe brings length, sacks, and upside at just 27 years old. Marriota serves as a top backup and mentor for Jaden Daniels, while Robertson adds feisty coverage despite his size. Overall, the commanders strengthen their line and depth without breaking the bank. They still might add another veteran quarterback, but day one sets a strong foundation heading into full free agency. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, S-O-L-I, soleypello.com.