The Washington Commanders need to nail free agency this offseason as a top-5 team in salary cap space, and build around Jayden Daniels for once. They have the most pending free agents in the NFL as well, however, so they need to figure out a way to maneuver their roster.
The Washington Commanders will be looking to improve in all facets this offseason following their lackluster performance in 2025. The offense will just need a bit of tweaking; however, the defense will need a major overhaul.
The 2026 NFL offseason is in full swing, and teams are wasting no time making drastic changes to their rosters. The NFL free agency tampering window opens on March 9th, and teams will have difficult decisions to make until then.
In January, Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was reportedly arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
The Washington Commanders need plenty of roster help, including free agents. But they are also focusing on the upcoming draft. And here is the Commanders’ 2026 NFL Mock Draft roundup, post-Super Bowl, as draft season ramps up.
As NFL rules have changed, defensive backs' job descriptions have transitioned. Here is our best attempt at identifying the premier DB performer in each NFL franchise's history.
The Washington Commanders have a busy offseason ahead, and they need to enter the 2026 NFL Draft with the majority of their biggest roster holes filled.
That feeling of anxiety you’re feeling about the Washington Commanders’ offseason isn’t without reason. According to Nick Wright of First Things First, that’s exactly what you should be feeling.
The Washington Commanders are expected to be busy this offseason, with a critical 2026 season ahead for head coach Dan Quinn. The NFL free agency period is just three weeks away, with the tampering window opening on March 9th.
If the Washington Commanders don’t bring back receiver Deebo Samuel, they may look within the NFC East Division to find his replacement in New York Giants free agent, Wan’Dale Robinson.
The Washington Commanders community is mourning the loss of one of its most reliable anchors from the 1990s. Tre’ Johnson, a former Pro Bowl offensive guard who spent the bulk of his career in the nation’s capital, passed away suddenly on Sunday, Feb.
The Washington Commanders organization is mourning the loss of former offensive lineman Tre Johnson, who passed away Sunday at the age of 54. Johnson passed away during a family trip, according to his wife, Irene.
Former Washington Pro Bowl guard Tre’ Johnson has died. Johnson’s wife, Irene Johnson, shared the news on a Facebook post on Sunday, just hours after the standout offensive lineman’s death.
According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Washington Commanders are “Somewhere between contention and reset,” and that is a bad place for a team to be after
David Blough has gone from backup quarterback to Washington Commanders offensive coordinator in just three years. It's a deep climb for Blough in a short amount of time, but he explained how his experience in the league will help him in this particular position.
The Washington Commanders have made drastic changes this offseason, but they were needed after a nightmare of a 2025 season. The biggest changes needed to happen on defense after finishing with a bottom-three defense in the NFL last year.
Free agency is coming, and the Washington Commanders are once again in a position where they need to make some bold moves on both sides of the ball. Decisions over the past two years have put them in this spot, especially due to the fact that they have some aging veterans on the roster.
Before returning home to the DMV to coach the Washington Commanders, defensive coordinator Daronte Jones has been around the block in coaching circles.
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn is confident in what offensive coordinator David Blough can bring to the team. Blough, 30, has been with the Commanders for the past two seasons under Quinn's staff as an assistant quarterbacks coach.
One can argue that the Washington Commanders are under the most pressure in the 2026 NFL offseason after a 5-12 season, just one year removed from an NFC Championship appearance.
Former Washington Commanders running back and now radio host Brian Mitchell seemingly spilled the tea about some possible dissension within the Commanders organization.
With the Washington Commanders in the midst of the 2026 offseason, the team has been making some changes to the coaching staff under head coach Dan Quinn.
When Adam Peters took over the Washington Commanders, he was not exactly stepping into an ideal situation. He walked into a franchise that had been losing for over thirty years.
Laremy Tunsil has brought back two big trade packages in his career. While the haul the Texans parted with to acquire the veteran left tackle dwarfs what the Commanders sent to Houston for his rights, Washington still included four draft picks to upgrade at the premium position.
The Washington Commanders announced they have re-signed P Tress Way to a one-year extension. Way, 35, wound up signing on with the Bears as an undrafted free agent back in 2013.