The article discusses the Washington Commanders' defensive end position as they approach the NFL free agency period, highlighting a lack of players under contract. Dorance Armstrong is noted for his recently signed contract, reflecting on his reliable performance and consistent pressure on quarterbacks. The contributions of Ande Jones Jr. and Javontae Jean-Baptiste are mentioned, with Jean-Baptiste particularly showing promise after a challenging rookie season. The author emphasizes the urgent need for strategic moves during the upcoming free agency period.
Washington's defensive end position is an almost empty glass as we near the NFL's annual free agency period.
Armstrong seems to slot in correctly at this contract price point, known for his athleticism and ability to pressure the quarterback.
Jean-Baptiste seems to have used his rookie season to set the table for a stable career as a rotational defensive end.
Adam Peters will need to dig his Harry Potter wand out of the back of the closet and work a bit of magic over the next three months.
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