Commanders sign veteran CB Bobby Price

The Washington Commanders have officially started their offseason by signing veteran cornerback Bobby Price to a futures deal. Price, who has played for the Detroit Lions and Arizona Cardinals, brings depth to the Commanders' secondary after appearing in three games for them last season. At 26, Price is looking to secure a spot on the 53-man roster and has experience that could benefit the team as they seek to improve their cornerback position. Additionally, there are discussions about potential free agent acquisitions, including Eagles' pass rusher Josh Sweat and former Chargers star Khalil Mack, both of whom could enhance Washington's defensive capabilities. The Commanders' front office is focused on making impactful moves to strengthen their roster following a playoff appearance. As the offseason progresses, the team is expected to remain active in pursuing talent to bolster their lineup for the upcoming season.