What is one word to describe the Commanders’ offseason?
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What is one word to describe the Commanders’ offseason?
Adam Peters and Dan Quinn shook up the Washington Commanders’ locker room during the 2024 offseason. They added veterans, let some players go, drafted Jayden Daniels, and then took the team to the NFC Championship. Fox Sports recently gave each team’s offseason a one-word description, and for the Commanders, their word is ‘Upside’ The Commanders are a force to be reckoned with, and that’s not going to change anytime soon.
Still, the NFC Championship game isn’t the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is the Super Bowl, and the Commanders didn’t make it there last year. That means there’s still work to be done, and Peters didn’t waste time during the offseason making adjustments to the roster.
Fox Sports recently gave each team’s offseason a one-word description, and for the Commanders, their word is ‘Upside.’
Jayden Daniels is on a superstar trajectory after one of the best rookie quarterback seasons in league history. The Commanders have been savvy about building around him (and his cheap contract) too, trading for left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Deebo Samuel. Washington also added a first-round offensive tackle in Josh Conerly Jr. and re-signed tight end Zach Ertz. This is a team set to compete for Super Bowls for many years to come.
As indicated above, Peters has done well to put the pieces around Jayden Daniels that will best support him in 2025. Adjustments and additions to the offensive line. Additions to the wide receivers’ room. Retention of key players from 2024. Daniels is absolutely set up for success in 2025.
But we have to remember that there are two sides of the ball. The defensive additions seem to be pointing in the ‘upside’ direction too, though, with rookie Trey Amos joining Mike Sainristil and Marshon Lattimore set to help out in the secondary and bolstering the defensive line with Deatrich Wise and Javon Kinlaw.
So, ‘Upside’ is an accurate one-word description for the Commanders’ offseason activity. It’s already been said that their offseason activity ranks among the top in the league, and more outlets are coming to the same conclusion. The Commanders are a force to be reckoned with, and that’s not going to change anytime soon.
What is one word to describe the Commanders’ offseason?
Adam Peters and Dan Quinn shook up the Washington Commanders’ locker room. They added veterans, let some players go, drafted Jayden Daniels and re-signed tight end Zach Ertz. Fox Sports recently gave each team’s offseason a one-word description, and for the Commanders, their word is ‘Upside’ The Commanders are a force to be reckoned with, and that’s not going to change anytime soon. But we have to remember that there are two sides of the ball.
Still, the NFC Championship game isn’t the ultimate goal. The ultimate goal is the Super Bowl, and the Commanders didn’t make it there last year. That means there’s still work to be done, and Peters didn’t waste time during the offseason making adjustments to the roster.
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Fox Sports recently gave each team’s offseason a one-word description, and for the Commanders, their word is ‘Upside.’
Jayden Daniels is on a superstar trajectory after one of the best rookie quarterback seasons in league history. The Commanders have been savvy about building around him (and his cheap contract) too, trading for left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Deebo Samuel. Washington also added a first-round offensive tackle in Josh Conerly Jr. and re-signed tight end Zach Ertz. This is a team set to compete for Super Bowls for many years to come.
As indicated above, Peters has done well to put the pieces around Jayden Daniels that will best support him in 2025. Adjustments and additions to the offensive line. Additions to the wide receivers’ room. Retention of key players from 2024. Daniels is absolutely set up for success in 2025.
But we have to remember that there are two sides of the ball. The defensive additions seem to be pointing in the ‘upside’ direction too, though, with rookie Trey Amos joining Mike Sainristil and Marshon Lattimore set to help out in the secondary and bolstering the defensive line with Deatrich Wise and Javon Kinlaw.
So, ‘Upside’ is an accurate one-word description for the Commanders’ offseason activity. It’s already been said that their offseason activity ranks among the top in the league, and more outlets are coming to the same conclusion. The Commanders are a force to be reckoned with, and that’s not going to change anytime soon.
This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Fox Sports describes Commanders’ offseason in one word