The Washington Commanders have made significant strides this offseason, focusing on a championship run after their surprise appearance in the NFC Championship game. The team has bolstered its roster, notably acquiring versatile wide receiver Deebo Samuel from the San Francisco 49ers and five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil from the Houston Texans. These moves underline the urgency to capitalize on their current Super Bowl window.

Additionally, the Commanders have made strategic draft choices, selecting Oregon offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr. to solidify their line alongside Tunsil, and adding cornerback Trey Amos who is expected to start early in his career. The acquisition of future Hall of Famer Von Miller also addresses a critical need on defense. However, the ongoing contract situation of star wide receiver Terry McLaurin, who has been absent from offseason activities, has raised concerns. While McLaurin seeks a contract that aligns with current market values, his potential trade has been a hot topic, though the Commanders reportedly have no intention of letting him go.