Treylon Burks will have another chance in Washington. Washing out in Tennessee, the former first-round pick has agreed to a second contract with the Commanders.
The Washington Commanders got burned by Jake Moody last year, but then used the if-you-can’t-beat-em-join-em direction. And they liked what they saw. So, the Commanders are bringing Moody back after his solid 2025 run, according to a post on X by Jordan Schultz.
With free agency around the corner, the Washington Commanders have among the most cap space in the NFL right now, with more room coming if general manager Adam Peters can get an extension done with offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil before Monday.
The Washington Commanders' list of offseason targets continues to grow with the NFL free agency period kicking off next week. Expect the Commanders to be very active, but also selective on who they want to target in free agency.
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 are ready to move on from the 2025 season. After an appearance in the 2024 NFC Championship Game, they took a step back, going 5-12 and finishing third in the NFC East.
The Washington Commanders don’t have a position on their roster where they couldn’t use at least a little bit of help. Even at quarterback, with Jayden
Moves are being made across the league, and that includes the Washington Commanders, as they have made cuts and re-signed some of their own players as they gear up to use their $80+ million in salary cap space this offseason to improve on their 5-12 record in 2025.
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.
Every year, it is the same old story with young quarterbacks. You see videos of them practicing. Coaches talk about their leadership. Teammates say things feel easier now that they are around.
The Washington Commanders haven't shied away from making moves that go against popular opinions, and now they have to see if they made the right decisions.
Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Chargers have agreed to terms with C Tyler Biadasz on a three-year, 30 million contract. Biadasz visited with
The Los Angeles Chargers signed center Tyler Biadasz to a new three-year, $30 million contract. Biadasz, a one-time Pro Bowler, spent the 2025 season with the Washington Commanders but has also played for the Dallas Cowboys.
It’s a pretty simple strategy as the Washington Commanders target the top free agents. But who they chase below the top of the wish list is a different story.
The NFL free agency period is just days away, and reported deals will start to trickle in on Monday, March 9th, when the legal tampering window opens, although they won't be official just yet.
Daniel Popper of The Athletic reports the Chargers are hosting former Commanders C Tyler Biadasz for a visit on Thursday. Biadasz was released by Washington last week and he went on a visit with Chicago when Drew Dalman retired suddenly.
The Washington Commanders are looking to get back to their winning ways after a disastrous 2025 season with an active offseason. They're rebuilding the roster for the 2026 season, but they also need to look ahead for long-term success instead of one-year answers.
The Washington Commanders are hoping to find a pot of gold in the NFL Draft. And they’re already tinkering with their roster. But the best route to success could be finding the already proven players.
Drake Jackson managed to return to NFL action late in the 2025 season as a member of the Commanders. His time in Washington will continue. Jackson has agreed to a new one-year deal, as first reported by ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Commanders added two veterans in the defensive trenches last year but barely saw use out of either of them. Well, both defensive end Deatrich Wise Jr. and defensive tackle Shy Tuttle will get another chance in Washington as the Commanders have re-signed both players to one-year deals for the 2026 NFL season, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The Washington Commanders will release cornerback Marshon Lattimore before the 2026 league year, clearing $18.5M in cap room and closing a brief experiment that began with playoff ambitions in 2024.
This Washington Commanders Free Agency Update is not about a blockbuster signing. It is about what Washington has already done and what those moves suggest.
The Washington Commanders got what they needed from Deebo Samuel last season. Whether they bring him back is a different question entirely. Washington sent a fifth-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers to land Samuel, and he delivered as the team's top receiving option in 2025.