Laremy Tunsil, ranked 4th among tackles, has struggled with penalties over the last three seasons but remains highly valued. The Washington Commanders acquired him along with a fourth-round pick in exchange for Day 2 and 3 picks, underscoring confidence in his abilities. Tight end Zach Ertz plans to continue playing as long as he makes a significant impact. Discussions around Terry McLaurin point out that his contract demands might be higher than what the Commanders are willing to accommodate, suggesting potential trade considerations if an agreement isn't reached.
Tunsil has long performed like a top-five tackle, but miscues and the Texans' struggles affected his ranking. He committed 19 penalties in 2024.
Washington acquired Tunsil and a fourth-round pick for a package of Day 2 and 3 picks, indicating his immense talent despite penalty issues.
Ertz believes he’s a difference-maker, stating he will only play if he can positively impact the game, otherwise, he will retire.
McLaurin's contract demands may exceed what the Commanders are willing to pay, prompting speculation about extracting maximum value for the wide receiver.
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