Commanders' Offseason: Smart Moves for Peters

0:00On April 28, the Washington commanders are sitting on $49.5 million in salary cap space, second most in the NFL, even after, paying their 2026 draft class like sunny styles. That gives GM Adam Peters plenty of room to plug roster holes without breaking the bank. With only six draft picks and just two in the first three rounds, the team still needs help a cornerback after passing on one in the draft. Kansas City jumping up to grab LSU's Mansour Delane at number 6, Stung a bit, but Peters made solid choices overall. Fans and analysts are buzzing about free agents still out there who could step in right away. Guys like wide receivers Juan Jennings, a big-body target Adam Peters knows from his San Francisco days, makes sense as a hedge if the brand in IUK. Trade falls through especially with Jennings visiting Minnesota this week. When there's cornerback Tray Davies White, a 31-year-old vet with locker room leadership to mentor the young secondary, he's cheap after a down year and could push the kids without

1:01derailing the youth movement. Safety? Taylor raps a riskier prove it deal due to his knee injury, but if he rebounds, he bolsters the run defense next to Nick Cross. Peters won't go wild just because he can, but a couple smart as-like leaves could round out this squad and boost Jaden Daniels fast. Watch how he plays at this offseason.