When the Washington Commanders traded for Laremy Tunsil, it wasn’t just a roster move — it was a statement for the now, and for the future. For years, Washington had searched for stability on the blind side, a true franchise left tackle capable of neutralizing elite pass rushers and anchoring the offensive line similar to Trent Williams of yesteryear. Through the first five weeks of the 2025 campaign, Tunsil has been everything they hoped for and more. Tunsil has immediately brought a sense of security and confidence to Washington’s offense. Whether he's protected Jayden Daniels or Marcus Mariota, the Ole Miss product has delivered the type of play that earns All-Pro recognition and validates his reputation as one of the premier offensive linemen in football. The numbers through five weeks speak volumes. In his last three starts, Tunsil has logged 97 snaps in pass protection and has allowed just two pressures, zero quarterback hits, and zero sacks. It equates to a 2.7 percent pressure rate, an elite figure b
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