Washington Commanders Sign Foster Sarell for Offensive Line Depth

0:00On March 24, the Washington commanders bolstered their offensive line-depth by signing Tackle Foster Surrell to a one-year deal. This reunion gives the team extra flexibility heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, where they hold just six picks. Surrell first tried out with Washington last spring as an undrafted free agent from Stanford. He made it to final cuts, but landed on the Los Angeles Chargers practice squad instead, allowing 176 snaps without giving up a sack. Some fans raised eyebrows at the move, given his rocky stint out West. Still, the new offensive coordinator believes Surrell fits better in the team's fresh-blocking approach and deserves another shot to compete. Meanwhile, the commanders already have pro-bull star Laramie Tunsell and rookie Josh Connerley Jr. as their top tackles. Backups like Brandon Coleman and Andrew Wiley can slide inside if needed, making Surrell solid insurance at the edge. He now faces a real battle for a roster spot this summer, with everything on the line in

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