"That's why one of the first things Adam Peters did when he took over as general manager was to ink Tyler Biadasz to a three-year deal. Washington's offensive line had been a patchwork for several years leading up to the general manager's arrival. It had been Sam Cosmi, Charles Leno Jr., and whoever else happened to be available. Roulier, Tyler Larsen, Keith Ismael, Wes Schweitzer, Nick Martin, and Nick Gates had all taken turns at the position with almost no sustained success."
"Biadasz was 26 years old when he signed the contract. He had just finished his rookie deal with the Dallas Cowboys. Washington's bitter rival, as usual, was in a dire salary cap position and could not afford to re-sign him, despite making the Pro Bowl in 2022. The former Wisconsin prospect took his place at center with a brand new rookie quarterback"
The Commanders last had a center play at least 75 percent of offensive snaps in 2020, the team's previous playoff season. Chase Roullier's premature career ending left a leadership and stability gap on the offensive line. The center position organizes the line, protects the quarterback, and touches the ball on every play, with All-Pro centers typically found on the best teams. A weak, inconsistent center often correlates with poor team performance. General manager Adam Peters signed Tyler Biadasz to a three-year deal to address the instability. Biadasz, a 26-year-old former Pro Bowler from Dallas and Wisconsin, stepped in with a rookie quarterback.
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