The article discusses the Washington Commanders' potential strategy for building a Super Bowl contender by mirroring the successful approach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It highlights that recent Super Bowl champions have boasted young rosters with significant Day 2 draft picks, contrasting this with the Buccaneers' older roster that succeeded with veteran additions like Tom Brady and others. With franchise quarterback Daniels at the helm, the Commanders aim to re-sign impactful veterans to create a balanced and competitive roster, drawing on historical success of older championship teams.
Duplicating the Buccaneers' model might be the right move for the Commanders, who need to enhance their roster to contend for a Super Bowl.
With a franchise quarterback like Daniels, the Commanders may be on the path to success, similar to the Buccaneers who turned around after bringing in key veterans.
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