Commanders Target Veteran Edge Rushers

0:00NFL stories making news on March 8th. The Washington commanders are gearing up for a busy free agency period with over $80 million in cap space, one of the biggest in the league. They have pressing needs across the roster, but Ed rushers top the list, and they plan to chase several top options. Von Miller, who led the team with nine sacks last season, wants to come back at age 37. He's the proven veteran who won't demand top dollar on a short deal, making him a realistic target. Fans might hesitate on signing another older player, but every team needs some experience mixed in. Cameron Jordan, another future hall of fame returning 37, could hit the market if the Saints don't resign him after his 10 and a half sacks. Last year, Jordan holds his franchise as sack record at 132, and remains a strong run defender too. His market should be solid for short term contracts, worth at least $10 million next season. The negotiating window opens Monday, and teams like the commander see Jordan as a culture

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