The Washington Commanders have reportedly left Jayden Daniels unhappy with their bold move on Tuesday. Daniels and several of his teammates are “disappointed” with Washington’s decision to part ways with offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
The Washington Commanders are cleaning house when it comes to the team's coordinators. After offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and the team mutually agreed to part ways, the organization has also fired defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr.
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Kliff Kingsbury is officially on the market. Kingsbury and the Washington Commanders mutually agreed to part ways on Tuesday, according to multiple reports.
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The Washington Commanders are in the market for a pair of new coordinators after parting ways with Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr., ESPN reported on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the Washington Commanders made headlines by firing offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury following their disastrous 2025 season, which saw them miss the playoffs altogether after making a surprise run to the NFC Championship Game in 2024.
After reaching the NFC Championship Game in 2024, the Washington Commanders were out of playoff early as injuries and poor coaching caused them to go from 12-5 to 5-12.
The Washington Commanders will be making significant coaching changes in the 2026 offseason. After a disastrous 5-12 season, head coach Dan Quinn has relieved offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury and defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr.
The Commanders will have a pair of new coordinators in 2026. The team has parted ways with OC Kliff Kingsbury, but DC Joe Whitt is also on the way out.
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A weekend report indicated Kliff Kingsbury would not be a lock to return as Commanders OC. Despite his offense helping Jayden Daniels to Offensive Rookie of the Year acclaim in 2024, Kingsbury is indeed out in Washington.
According to Jonathan Jones, the Commanders have fired DC Joe Whitt Jr. This doesn’t come as a big surprise given he was stripped of play-calling duties
The Washington Commanders will have a new offensive coordinator in the 2026 season after Kliff Kingsbury and the organization have agreed to mutually part ways.
The Washington Commanders are undergoing significant changes in the wake of a disappointing season, and Kingsbury is among those who are leaving the organization.
After a troubling 2025 campaign, the Washington Commanders are evaluating all aspects of their organization. That includes offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury.
The Washington Commanders are seeing their season end, so the future is at the forefront of the discussion for many players. The Commanders can't bring everyone back, but they will have to make a decision on a few key players.
Commanders OLB Von Miller is set to be an unrestricted free agent this year after signing a one-year deal for 2025, his age-36 season. Coming off a solid season where he appeared in every game, Miller plans to play another season in 2026 and expressed his desire to do so in Washington.
The Washington Commanders have many roster problems to address. And there could be new coaches in the building. Managing the roster situation will take some work, and GM Adam Peters hinted at a possible NFL Draft trade, according to a post on X by John Keim.
In a season that largely went sideways for the Washington Commanders, Week 18 offered a rare moment of pure, unadulterated history. Sunday’s 24-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles was, on paper, a spoiler game.
The Washington Commanders’ 2025 NFL season is over. Despite posting a disappointing 5-12 record and missing the playoffs, they went out with a bang, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-17.
There are major question marks for the Washington Commanders’ coaching staff heading into 2026. And there could be a big shakeup. But a bigger issue is the roster, and glaring problems signal a 2026 disaster for general manager Adam Peters.
Josh Johnson earned his first NFL win since 2018 and the visiting Washington Commanders rallied to beat the playoff-bound Philadelphia Eagles 24-17 in Sunday's regular-season finale.
The Washington Commanders will finish off an injury-riddled and disappointing 2025 season with a second consecutive start from third-string quarterback Josh Johnson on Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles.
A previous report revealed that the 11-5 Eagles will rest QB Jalen Hurts and other starters for this Sunday's regular-season finale versus the Commanders, even though the Eagles could still earn the NFC's No. 2 playoff seed.