The Washington Commanders have a completely different roster heading into 2026 after general manager Adam Peters put together his most impressive free agency class.
The Washington Commanders had a clear goal of improving an aging roster by getting younger and faster, and Adam Peters built for the now and the future.
ASHBURN, VA — The Washington Commanders just added championship DNA to their defense. General Manager Adam Peters moved with lightning speed this week, signing former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Leo Chenal to a three-year, $24.75 million contract .
ASHBURN, VA — Adam Peters didn’t just open the checkbook this week; he tore it apart. The Washington Commanders entered the 2026 league year with a clear mandate: fix the defense and keep Jayden Daniels upright.
One word that sums up the Washington Commanders is brotherhood. A culture that head coach Dan Quinn wanted to create when he first stepped into the role, and it is important that new players join the team and immediately adapt to it.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The Washington Commanders have yet to really make any splash plays in free agency, but as most know, games aren't won, and success isn't achieved because of one player.
Since the start of the offseason, the Washington Commanders have been hard at work addressing the issues that plagued them last season, including an inconsistent defensive line and the search for a true number two wide receiver to line up across from veteran Terry McLaurin, while also giving quarterback Jayden Daniels another reliable target.
The Washington Commanders have put together one of the better free agent hauls in the league this offseason. They have done a great job raising their floor and ceiling with cost-effective signings that will be able to come in and make an immediate impact as the team looks to get back on track after a tumultuous 2025 season.
SEATTLE — The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks aren’t resting on their rings. On Saturday, the front office locked in veteran cornerback Noah Igbinoghene on a one-year deal, according to Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic.
The legal tampering started one week ago tomorrow, and veteran wide receiver Deebo Samuel is still looking for his next NFL home. A second-round in the 2019 NFL Draft, the South Carolina product spent most of his career with the San Francisco 49ers, but the 2025 season with the Washington Commanders.
Washington rolled out the press release like a championship banner. The Commanders acquired Laremy Tunsil from Houston, and within hours, the word “record” was everywhere.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
Noah Igbinoghene has lined up his next NFL opportunity. The veteran cornerback has agreed to a one-year deal with the Seahawks, Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic reports.
Nomadic quarterback Josh Johnson is rejoining the Bengals for a third stint in their uniform. The team announced that it has added Johnson on a one-year deal.
The Washington Commanders added another piece to their backfield on Saturday, reaching an agreement with running back Jerome Ford on a one-year deal. Ford, a 26-year-old out of the University of Cincinnati, spent his first four NFL seasons with the Cleveland Browns before hitting the open market for the first time in his career.
The Washington Commanders have overhauled their roster this offseason by adding new faces to the roster, and building a stable foundation moving forward.
Playing the last season of his four-year rookie contract in 2025, Commanders guard Chris Paul logged his first 17-game campaign and totaled a career-high 15 starts.
NFL free agency is here, and it seems like the biggest moves have come and gone, but teams still need to round out their rosters. One interesting move on Friday was wide receiver Dyami Brown returning to the Commanders after he was drafted by them.
The Washington Commanders have been active, and the roster is in a much better place after signing a load of players in free agency. They aren't done yet, however, and there are still plenty of players to sign.
The Washington Commanders are building slowly through free agency, but the rookie contract of Jayden Daniels is ticking. Washington entered free agency with plenty of cap space and a front office that has preached patience since the moment Adam Peters arrived.
Trenton Scott will be back for another season in Washington. The veteran offensive lineman is re-signing with the Commanders, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
With Zach Ertz‘s NFL future in doubt after an ACL tear, the Commanders are landing one of the top tight ends on the market. Chig Okonkwo is headed to Washington, according to NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo.