Adam Peters is getting through a lot of work quickly. The Washington Commanders weren't especially active regarding incomings. There were a few notable additions, but the team's focus centered on keeping the large majority of Dan Quinn's squad together for another go-around. This maintains a sense of continuity if nothing else. The Commanders are banking on experience steering them through. That wasn't Peters' original intent upon taking the general manager job, but Washington's window to win another Super Bowl opened much sooner than anyone anticipated. Peters pivoted accordingly. The Commanders fortified the trenches and made two bombshell offseason trades for immediate difference-makers in Deebo Samuel Sr. and Laremy Tunsil. They are ready to win now, but complacency cannot become an issue for those around last season who have an extra bit of financial security for their troubles. It's been a busy few days for all involved. More moves will be coming, and there's also the small matter of Washington's five
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