The Washington Commanders have made a bold move to kick off the legal tampering period by signing two players from their NFC East rivals. The team, under the leadership of general manager Adam Peters, has shown its intent to make immediate improvements for the upcoming season.

With a significant amount of available salary-cap space, the Commanders have wasted no time in making their mark in the free-agent market. Peters, who has emphasized the importance of building through the draft, is also looking to supplement the team through free agency.

Since Peters’ arrival, there has been widespread speculation about the team’s potential moves. His strong connections within the league have fueled anticipation, and the recent change in ownership has made the Commanders a more attractive destination for players.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting the team’s first moves under the new regime, and they were not disappointed. The Commanders have secured agreements with edge rusher Dorance Armstrong and center Tyler Biadasz from the Dallas Cowboys, signaling their determination to strengthen key positions on the roster.

These signings mark the beginning of an exciting new era for the Washington Commanders and have generated significant excitement among fans and analysts alike. With the team’s ambitious plans for the future, the upcoming season promises to be a compelling one for Commanders’ supporters.