The Washington Commanders have made significant moves in the NFL free agency, trading for left tackle Laremy Tunsil from the Houston Texans and signing defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, formerly of the New York Jets. This strategy represents a bold attempt by general manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn to provide quarterback Jayden Daniels with better protection, following an impressive rookie season that led the team to the NFC Championship.

The Tunsil trade, involving multiple draft picks, is particularly noteworthy as he boasts an impressive pass-blocking record. Meanwhile, Kinlaw is expected to fill a crucial gap on the defensive line, especially after the release of Jonathan Allen. These additions signal the Commanders' ambition to contend for a Super Bowl in the coming season.