The Washington Commanders are on a mission to strengthen their offensive line, a critical step to protect their star quarterback Jayden Daniels. This offseason, they made headlines by trading for five-time Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil from the Houston Texans. This strategic acquisition not only solidifies the left tackle position but also enables the team to shift Brandon Coleman to right tackle, enhancing both ends of the line.

However, GM Adam Peters isn't stopping there. Recently, the Commanders have added young veterans like Nate Herbig and Foster Sarell, while also scouting potential draft picks. Notably, Oregon Ducks offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. is on their radar. Conerly's impressive collegiate career, highlighted by All-American honors, has drawn the attention of multiple teams, including the Philadelphia Eagles. As the Commanders prepare for the draft, they aim to find fresh talent that can develop alongside their young quarterback.