Washington Commanders' general manager Adam Peters has made significant moves this offseason, acquiring five-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil and former Pro Bowl wide receiver Deebo Samuel. The trade for Tunsil was unexpected, as it came from the Houston Texans, who are looking to protect their rookie quarterback, C.J. Stroud. However, Tunsil's presence is expected to bolster the Commanders' offensive line, allowing them to shift Brandon Coleman to a more versatile role.

Samuel, known for his exceptional yards after catch (YAC) ability, is projected to complement Terry McLaurin as a formidable No. 2 wide receiver. While his past performance shows promise, including a standout 1,405-yard season in 2021, concerns linger about his consistency. ESPN's Bill Barnwell believes both Tunsil and Samuel could be pivotal for the Commanders, with Tunsil described as a potential 'bargain' and Samuel maintaining his reputation for explosive plays.