The Commanders' most obvious weakness could sink their season

After their surprise run to the NFC Championship game last season, the Washington Commanders are suddenly legitimate title hopefuls entering the 2025 campaign. But one glaring flaw could hold them back. The Commanders beefed up their offensive line with the additions of five-time Pro Bowler Laremy Tunsil and first-round rookie Josh Conerly Jr. They brought in wide receiver Deebo Samuel Sr. to pair with Terry McLaurin in what figures to be an explosive group of offensive weapons. They also figure to have a better secondary, with a healthy Marshon Lattimore and development from a pair of second-round picks in Mike Sainristil and Trey Amos. One area that Washington inexplicably neglected this offseason was the defensive front. And if the Commanders disappoint in 2025, that will likely factor into why. Moe Moton from The Bleacher Report published an article titled "1 roster flaw that can derail the 2025 season for each NFL Super Bowl contender". It should come as no surprise to Commanders fans what Washington's