Tunsil Leads Reshaped Commanders O-Line for 2026

Ahead of the 2026 NFL season, the Washington Commanders' offensive line has been ranked 22nd out of 32 teams. This ranking comes despite strong individual performances and key offseason moves. Laremy Tunsil, the highest-paid offensive lineman, is recognized as one of the league's premier left tackles, excelling in both run blocking and pass protection.

Significant improvements are noted in Josh Conerly Jr., who is expected to start at right tackle. After a challenging start to his career, Conerly has undergone a body transformation this offseason, drawing comparisons to Tunsil himself from the veteran tackle. This development is seen as a potential reason for the team's middling ranking.

The team experienced a surprising shake-up at center, releasing Tyler Biadasz and signing Nick Allegretti to a one-year deal. Chris Paul has re-signed and will compete for the left guard position against Brandon Coleman. While the Commanders are solid at left tackle, right guard, and right tackle, the center position and overall unit's cohesion present ongoing questions.