The Washington Commanders have raised the stakes considerably after a phenomenal first year under the new regime. Ensuring this becomes the start of a prosperous time in franchise history is the next challenge. Adam Peters set the table by becoming more aggressive this offseason. The general manager knew Washington's window for a Super Bowl opened quicker than anticipated. He's relying on experience to steer them through, but the squad looks in good shape aside from one or two problem position groups. Now, the onus is on head coach Dan Quinn and his accomplished staff to get everyone singing from the same hymn sheet. Everyone is back, which is a big plus. Having this continuity should serve the Commanders well. There's increased resolve, and everyone remains highly motivated after achieving so much during the previous campaign. The pieces slowly came together over Washington's offseason program. It's the first stage of preparations, but an important one nonetheless. It's also the first chance players have to
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