The Commanders could still use another receiver to play opposite of WR Terry McLaurin. Although Washington GM Adam Peters said they could see WR Treylon Burks taking another step with his development, he mentioned that they still have time to add another receiver. “Terry’s a No.
There is plenty to like about what the Washington Commanders were able to do thus far in free agency, and major credit can be given to general manager Adam Peters and the rest of his staff for identifying players that would be able to come in and elevate the roster from their 5-12 campaign in 2025.
The Washington Commanders are doing their homework on the most underrated 2026 NFL Draft prospect, who could go from the biggest steal to an instant starter on defense to fix a premier position.
Although it has been five years since he last suited up for their organization, the Washington Commanders still take immense pride in former quarterback Robert Griffin III.
How many of the players to rush for the most touchdowns for each NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
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.
In a couple of weeks, at the 2026 NFL Draft, the Washington Commanders will have a luxury they haven’t had in years: options. After a massive free agency overhaul, Commanders general manager Adam Peters signed or restructured a league-high 23 contracts, turning what were once glaring roster holes into manageable gaps.
The Washington Commanders have a critical draft ahead, and one top NFL Draft expert predicted them to make the biggest mistake by taking an unnecessary position with the No.
Dan Quinn set the record straight on where one critical position stands for the Washington Commanders, but also said another addition could be made in the NFL Draft or free agency to shake up the position.
The roster is starting to fill out for the Washington Commanders after having another active free agency period as they look to bounce back from a 5-12 season in 2025.
Plenty has unfolded since the kickoff of the new league year, and the Washington Commanders have done their due diligence in getting more speed and versatility into their roster through free agency.
It was an active free agency for the Washington Commanders once again, and that has seemingly become the norm in the DMV since Adam Peters took over as general manager.
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.
There was once a time when Sunday would not roll around, and you would not wonder, ‘What Washington team are we going to get today?’ You just knew. There was a period when Washington showed up the same way every Sunday.
There are a few NFL connections that are meant to last the test of time. They sit there, percolating until the exact moment when they can bubble up and get the whole league to collectively raise an eyebrow.
The Washington Commanders have six picks to work with in the 2026 NFL Draft, and they need to hit on them all. General manager Adam Peters fixed a lot of weak areas of the roster during free agency, but there are still glaring concerns that need to be addressed.
The Washington Commanders keep saying their new stadium project is moving exactly how it should. But in a recent interview with the New York Times, Commanders owner Josh Harris gave a major update on the progress of the new build and what to expect.
The Washington Commanders' secondary received another significant boost this week, and it didn’t come from free agency. Second-year cornerback Trey Amos, whose promising rookie season was cut short after suffering a fractured fibula in Week 10 against the Seattle Seahawks, recently took to Instagram Live to update fans on his progress.
Not that long ago, the Washington Commanders took the league by storm during quarterback Jayden Daniels' rookie season. Daniels put his name squarely into
The Washington Commanders went to work this offseason following a disappointing 5-12 campaign in 2025-26. That led general manager Adam Peters to crack open the checkbook.
The Washington Commanders are going through a shift at wide receiver ahead of the 2026-27 NFL season. Last year, Washington had high expectations for its pass corps after acquiring Deebo Samuel from the San Francisco 49ers to pair alongside All-Pro Terry McLaurin.
The Washington Commanders’ 2026 NFL Draft guide is here to get you ready for the upcoming annual selection meeting. Ahead of this crucial week, let’s look at the Commanders’ draft picks, their biggest needs, potential targets, and their recent draft history.
The Washington Commanders have been active this offseason, and they added a lot of new talent to help turn the team around, with even more work to do in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The possibility of adding an experienced defender has generated interest around the team’s defensive outlook.
Tyler Biadasz was the Commanders’ starting center over the past two years, but they released him earlier this offseason. While Biadasz had another season left on a three-year, $30MM contract, head coach Dan Quinn said the Commanders did not explore a trade before cutting him (via Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic).
Future Hall of Fame linebacker Bobby Wagner performed well during his two-year stint with the Commanders over the 2024-25 seasons. He wants to continue his playing career in 2026, but he will be entering his age-36 campaign, and it sounds as if Washington is content with its existing LB corps.
Long before the Minnesota Vikings signed Murray to a one-year team-friendly contract, questions about his work ethic and his dedication to the cause hovered over him throughout his Arizona Cardinals tenure (2019-2025).
The Commanders were among the teams to make a notable splash early in free agency with respect to the pass rush market. A big-ticket deal was quickly worked out with Odafe Oweh.
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