"He's been phenomenal, more than I could have ever expected, I'd say. Just the type of person, the type of character, the way he works, the way he leads the young guys... And the play speaks for itself. It'd be hard to find one who has played better at that position this season. He's gonna get a lot of money."
"He's always been regarded among the league's most accomplished left tackles, but his time with the AFC South club fizzled out, and they decided the offer was too good to refuse. Tunsil was confident he had plenty of good football left. He was right. The former Ole Miss standout has been an absolute rock on the blindside for Washington this season, providing exceptional pass protection and crushing run blocking when early momentum is generated."
"Although Tunsil has one more year left on his deal in 2026, the Commanders must resolve this matter urgently once the campaign concludes. He's an elite player - a genuinely elite presence on the offensive line and the best left tackle Washington's had since Trent Williams."
The Washington Commanders acquired Laremy Tunsil from the Houston Texans in a draft-compensation blockbuster. Tunsil has delivered elite blindside protection and powerful run blocking while still drawing an elevated number of penalties. Offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury described Tunsil as phenomenal, praising his character, leadership and on-field play and predicting significant upcoming pay. Tunsil has one year left on his contract through 2026, creating urgency for a contract extension after the season. He represents the best left tackle Washington has had since Trent Williams and projects to remain effective into his thirties if kept healthy.
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