Washington Commanders offensive coordinator David Blough will be the team's new play caller next season. It will be a somewhat new position for the first-year coordinator, but as a veteran quarterback in the NFL, Blough is fully aware of how important the responsibility is.
The Washington Commanders are preparing for a crucial offseason with the 2026 NFL free agency period just two weeks away. The free agency tampering window opens on March 9th, and teams will be looking to sign their top free agent targets this offseason.
The Washington Commanders have a new offensive coordinator in David Blough and a new defensive coordinator in Daronte Jones. While the two could not be any more different, Commanders head coach Dan Quinn believes the two have the same quality that makes them capable of leading a unit for the Commanders.
This is a critical offseason for the Washington Commanders as they look to rebuild the roster in free agency and the 2026 NFL Draft. It's also the most important offseason for franchise quarterback Jayden Daniels, who needs a bounce-back season in 2026.
Washington Commanders defensive coordinator Daronte Jones is coming home. The Capitol Heights, Md. native has coached coast to coast (and even Hawaii), but he hasn't been back in the DMV since his college playing days at Morgan State in Baltimore.
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The Washington Commanders aren't satisfied with how their offense performed this past season. Moving on from offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury was a sign that the team is hoping for some change in the upcoming season.
The Washington Commanders defense will be led by defensive coordinator Daronte Jones in his first season at the job. Jones is excited to work with everyone on the defense, but one player in particular that stands out is linebacker Frankie Luvu.
The Washington Commanders are headed into a critical offseason, where they'll have to turn many weaknesses into strengths and fill roster holes. They'll also have to rebuild certain successful positions from last season in the process, and one was a big surprise.
Last season, the Washington Commanders may have finished 4th in overall rushing yards in the NFL, but if you take a closer look, their run game was not nearly as impactful as other teams in the league.
Time is flying by this offseason, and the 2026 NFL free agency period is right around the corner, with the Washington Commanders expected to be active.
Kyle Dugger is emerging as one of the more intriguing defensive backs in the 2026 free agent class, and projections are beginning to connect him with a potential move to the Washington Commanders.
The Washington Commanders are headed into their biggest free agency period yet, and many around the league expect fireworks. The Commanders will have a top-5 salary cap space this offseason, and they may move up a couple of spots after some notable moves to create more.
Jayden Daniels is drawing attention off the field with candid remarks about Philadelphia Eagles supporters. The Washington Commanders quarterback shared his honest perspective on one of the NFL’s most passionate fan bases.
The San Francisco 49ers are expected to cut veteran receiver Brandon Aiyuk, and the Washington Commanders are at the top of the list of teams we all expect
The Washington Commanders are officially moving on from cornerback Marshon Lattimore, releasing him ahead of the new league year. The move clears $18.5 million in cap space with no dead money attached, a clean financial exit from a trade that cost the franchise three draft picks.
This is an important offseason for the Washington Commanders, and they have to get it right after a 5-12 season in 2025. As we all know, free agency isn't a guarantee by any means, and you're not promised to land every player you want.
Heading into the 2026 season, Washington Commanders linebacker and edge rusher Von Miller will be a free agent and will likely be departing the nation’s capital.
The Washington Commanders have a lot of gaps to fill after the 2025 season. There has been considerable debate about who they will pick up in the No. 7 spot heading into the NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders are full speed ahead in the 2026 NFL offseason, with multiple decisions to make. The 2026 NFL free agency period is just two weeks away, and the Commanders will have to take swings this offseason.
It’s safe to say the 2024 Washington Commanders might not have been as good as their record indicated, just as one might suggest the 2025 Commanders weren’t as bad as their record.
The Washington Commanders have a nice slot for the upcoming NFL Draft. But they have some difficult free-agent decisions on their current roster. And here are three moves the Commanders must make to clear salary-cap space in the 2026 NFL offseason.
Dan Quinn seems to be taking risks when it comes to the adjustments he made to his coaching staff on the Washington Commanders in the 2026 offseason. Quinn departed from both of his coordinators on both sides of the ball after a disappointing 2025 campaign.
It was 1999, and Norv Turner couldn’t stop telling anyone who’d listen that Tre’ Johnson was one of the strongest players he’d ever been around. Not just strong for an offensive guard … strong, period.