I voted for the Commanders and let me explain.
Yes, it's hard to argue just on an 'adding pure talent' perspective that the Eagles didn't have the best offseason. But Washington not only added some significant offensive talent in the draft, they made the most important move any team can make in an offseason. They put a potentially difference-making QB under center.
I'm as aware as anyone of Wentz's history and that acquiring him is no kind of guarantee of success. But I'm not sure when the last time Washington had a QB with the raw ability of Carson Wentz captaining the offense - if ever. Statistically speaking, and in spite of all of the anti-Wentz rhetoric out there, the guy has had a very nice NFL career so far. Most of the *criticism* and *doubts* surrounding Wentz are based on intangibles... his 'attitude', his 'fragility', his 'selfishness'.... nevermind that none of those in reality seem to be true issues (at least according to his former and current teammates), that is the narrative. When you actually look at performance, for the most part, he's been a top 10 NFL QB. If the team continues to progress and doesn't take half a season to get rolling, the addition of Carson Wentz immediately makes the 2022 Washington Commanders a threat to take the division and go to the playoffs.
Very few single additions to a roster in the offseason have that kind of potential impact.
Washington found a guy that can have that impact, and that's why they win this particiular offseason.