NFL insider links Commanders to bold signing that could reshape everything

The Washington Commanders seem content with their running backs as things stand. That won't prevent general manager Adam Peters from tweaking the options available if he decides more is needed. Fans were clamoring for a high-profile arrival to the backfield unit this offseason. Peters held a different opinion, keeping faith with those who made the squad last season and spending a seventh-round selection on the intriguing Jacory Croskey-Merritt instead. That's a supreme vote of confidence in players like Brian Robinson Jr., Austin Ekeler, and Jeremy McNichols. Chris Rodriguez Jr. also got a new deal, but his chances of making the squad are slim unless the former Kentucky star takes a monumental leap forward. It's a fluid situation that could change at any moment if Peters sees fit. And one leading NFL insider believes the Commanders could be a potential landing spot for one of the biggest names remaining on the running back market. Jeremy Fowler from ESPN named the Commanders as a team that makes sense for Ni