"The Washington Commanders will make a concerted effort to prioritize their defensive options throughout general manager Adam Peters' third offseason at the helm. However, the franchise must also divert resources to improving the supporting cast around star quarterback Jayden Daniels. It's a complex dynamic for Peters to navigate. Fans are expecting wholesale roster changes, and the Commanders could have around $100 million or more to spend when the legal tampering window opens."
"They were playing guys off the practice squad this past season. Definitely got tested with their depth with injury, and obviously [Terry] McLaurin missed a bunch of time as well. I think Canell Tate is on the shortlist, if not the most pro-ready prospect in the class. This guy is just a professional route runner. Excellent body control. Great on some of those sideline routes and sideline catches. A vertical threat with over 17 yards per catch this past season. He is ready to rock."
Washington's front office will prioritize defensive upgrades while also allocating resources to improve the supporting cast for quarterback Jayden Daniels. The team could have roughly $100 million or more in free-agent spending power and holds six selections in the 2026 NFL Draft, including the No. 7 overall pick. Free-agent additions are expected to create roster flexibility ahead of the draft. With only two selections in the first four rounds, the success of the No. 7 pick is critical. Carnell Tate profiles as a pro-ready wide receiver who offers vertical explosiveness and precise route-running to complement Terry McLaurin. Pass rush remains a major need.
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