Commanders' Best Move of the Offseason Flew Under the Radar
Summary
The Washington Commanders signed edge rusher Odafe Oweh during the offseason, which was seen as a big move for their team. They also signed safety Nick Cross, which experts believe will improve their defense and help the team perform better in the upcoming season.Key Facts
- The Commanders signed Odafe Oweh to a four-year, $96 million contract.
- Oweh had a strong pass rush success rate in the previous season, ranking 10th best among edge rushers.
- The team also signed safety Nick Cross, which is viewed as a smart move for improving their defense.
- K'Lavon Chaisson was added on a one-year deal after a solid season with the Patriots.
- The Commanders struggled with injuries last season, which affected their performance.
- Experts say the team needed less improvement than their bad record suggested.
- If quarterback Jayden Daniels stays healthy, the team’s chances of success will increase.
- These signings could help the Commanders have a much better season in 2026.
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