Hour 2 - Commanders' Lack Of Moves, RB Market Shifts & New Targets

Hour 2 of our live coverage from the opening day of NFL free agency continues with more reaction and analysis from around the league. After the Washington Commanders made history re-signing Laremy Tunsil to a record-setting $30M-per-year deal, Chris Russell continues to break down the ripple effects across the roster and the rest of the league. The defensive side of the ball remains a talking point as Chris clarifies his earlier comments on cornerback Amik Robertson and his injury history after some listener pushback. Meanwhile, the running back market continues to shift with deals for Kenneth Walker III, Tyler Allgeier, and Travis Etienne Jr., leaving the Commanders searching for remaining options at the position. Plus, a new name enters the conversation after the Baltimore Ravens decline to tender running back Keaton Mitchell, potentially adding another intriguing target for a Commanders team still looking to strengthen its backfield.