Commanders Stack Roster, Boost Pass Rush

On April 4th, Washington commanders are stacking their roster this off-season, starting with

left tackle Laramie Tunsell, who sets to anchor the line through 2026 and beyond.

Dudes have beast in past protection, allowing just 15 pressures on over 800 snaps last

year, with the pressure rate under 2%.

They also grab tied-in Chigel Conquo, as the total opposite of aging Zach Erts, bringing

serious yards after catch and tackle, breaking speed.

Meanwhile, they snag running back with shod white on a bargain one-year deal worth $2 million.

White posted over 500 yards back in 2023, earned an elite Russian-grade last season despite

a smaller role, and even shares history with Jaden Daniels from Arizona State.

Commander see him as a perfect third-down weapon to round out the backfield.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about the impact, especially with Erts hitting free agency,

and vets like Austin Echler departing.

Praise is rolling in for the smart low-cost moves that add youth and versatility without

breaking the bank.

Profitball focus is called White, one of their favorite contracts, and insider's love

Tunsell's track record against top rushes like Miles Garrett.

On defense, Washington's pass rush got a major glow-up with four former first rounders

up front, including O.A., Sheson, and Kinla alongside pain.

Washington Quinn's hyped about waves of pressure from versatile packages, stunts, and blitzers

like Luvu.

This could create chaos for quarterbacks and boost turnovers.

Across the NFC East, giants free agency grabs like Isaiah Leckley and Tremaine Edmonds

aren't scaring execs, while Eagles deal with internal noise.

Around Jalen Hertz's stubborn play-calling, Leaguewide, running-back committees are the

new norm heading into the draft, and free agent Najee Harris shopped the raiders after

injury setbacks.

Commanders look prime to rise in this mix.

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