Daily Slop - 8 Nov 24: GM Adam Peters has turned the Washington Commanders into immediate contenders
The Washington Commanders have undergone a remarkable turnaround under the leadership of General Manager Adam Peters.
Since taking over in 2023, Peters has completely overhauled the Commanders' roster, bringing in a number of talented players on both sides of the ball.
The results have been impressive. The Commanders have gone from a 3-13 record in 2022 to a 9-2 record in 2023, and are currently in first place in the NFC East.
Peters has made a number of key moves that have contributed to the Commanders' success.
He signed quarterback Carson Wentz to a one-year contract, and Wentz has played well in his first season in Washington.
Peters also traded for wide receiver Terry McLaurin, who has emerged as one of the best young receivers in the NFL.
On defense, Peters has signed several key free agents, including cornerback Kendall Fuller and linebacker Cole Holcomb.
Peters has also made some savvy draft picks.
In the 2023 NFL Draft, he selected offensive tackle Tyler Smith in the first round, and Smith has quickly become one of the best young tackles in the league.
Peters also selected running back Brian Robinson in the third round, and Robinson has been a valuable contributor to the Commanders' offense.
The Commanders are now one of the most exciting teams in the NFL, and Peters is a big reason why.
He has turned the Commanders into a contender, and they are now a legitimate threat to win the Super Bowl.
Here are some of the key moves that Peters has made since taking over as GM:
- Signed quarterback Carson Wentz to a one-year contract
- Traded for wide receiver Terry McLaurin
- Signed cornerback Kendall Fuller
- Signed linebacker Cole Holcomb
- Drafted offensive tackle Tyler Smith in the first round
- Drafted running back Brian Robinson in the third round
