NFL-NEWS: The New England Patriots and Washington Commanders have officially agreed on terms for the acquisition of the team’s Running Back. According to CBS, the Commanders received $152.4 million in exchange for four years of signed contracts following that…….

Adam Peters made some serious moves throughout his first offseason as Washington Commanders general manager. This was a monumental project to take on, but he maximized every available resource to inject the roster with some much-needed life during the opening stage of his vast rebuild.

Peters came out of his first recruitment period with untold credit. He strengthened almost every position group without jeopardizing long-term financial flexibility. There’s a legitimate strategy in place, although not every major personnel flaw is going to be solved in one fell swoop.

The Commanders had a bounty of assets at their disposal during the 2024 NFL Draft after trading Montez Sweat and Chase Young. They took Jayden Daniels at No. 2 overall – which was Peters’ desired path from a long way out. Day 2 saw some frantic activity from the respected front office figure. This also included a polarizing trade with a division rival.

Commanders draft trade with the Eagles already looks like good business

To the surprise of most, the Commanders struck a deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. For those looking for a refresher, here were the terms that tempted Peters into dealing with the enemy.