Commanders Re-sign Guard, Shake Up O-Line

0:00On March 2nd, the Washington commanders keep tweaking their offensive line, and this time it's bettering guard Nick Allegretti getting a new two-year deal. It restructures his current contract, lowers his cap hit for 2026, and runs through 2027. Earlier this week marked the third such move, after resigning Andrew Wiley to a two-year pack last week. Allegretti was heading into the final year of his three-year agreement from 2024, where he was due to count 7.1 million. Dollars against next year's cap. The team also cut starting center Tyler Bayard as recently, shaking up the interior. Left guard Chris Paul plans to hit free agency, leaving spots open across the line. Brandon Coleman, their 2024 third-round pick, could step in at left guard after showing promise their early and later at tackle. Allegretti brings flexibility too, with start at guard and some center snaps last season. With these changes in place, eyes now turn to a big extension for left tackle Laramie

1:01Tuncil to lock down the unit long-term.