The Washington Commanders were expected to be aggressive in free agency, having some of the most free agents set to hit the open market and some of the most spending power at their disposal.
NFL free agency has been a frenzy through its first two days, and things have gotten even crazier now that the Baltimore Ravens have rescinded their trade with the Las Vegas Raiders to acquire Maxx Crosby after the former failed his physical.
A day after the Washington Commanders acquired linebacker Odafe Oweh, the front office continued to make phone calls to further retool the roster, especially the defensive unit, in free agency.
How many of the NFL players to record at least 1,000-receiving-yards and 10 touchdown catches in the same season at least three times can you name in five minutes?
The Washington Commanders have quietly been adding to their defense through their outside free-agent signings, and while they haven't been the most splashy moves, most believe they are under-the-radar and will have a great impact in new defensive coordinator Daronte Jones' scheme.
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 haven't been as active as many expected, but they did take big swings on top free agents and just missed out on a few. They have made four quality signings, however, and all four have been aimed at rebuilding the defense, which was the biggest need this offseason.
The NFL is the craziest league in all of sports, and we saw why tonight after the most shocking update with a blockbuster offseason trade that will turn the league upside down.
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.
The Washington Commanders have lucked out several times by coming in second place for top free agents this offseason, but there's one they could actually luck into.
The Washington Commanders have some serious gaps to fill on their roster if they want to avoid a repeat of their 2025 season. The 2026 season brings new opportunities and new prospects.
As the 2026 season officially begins this week, the Washington Commanders have a mission this offseason. First order of business is finding a potential wideout alongside Terry McLaurin, as Deebo Samuel will likely hit free agency.
Before free agency, all we heard from NFL insiders around the league was that the Washington Commanders were prepared to take massive swings and expected fireworks.
The Washington Commanders were looking to be aggressive and take a big swing in free agency, but they unfortunately missed on one of the biggest. They took a massive swing at WR Alec Pierce, and ESPN's John Kiem said he would've signed with the Commanders if he did leave in free agency, but he stayed with the Colts.
The grumbling in Washington has begun, and Adam Peters is the reason. There are many Commanders fans unhappy with Peters right now. Washington Commanders fans are not exactly known for their patience, and they have spent enough years getting jerked around to know how this movie usually ends.
The Washington Commanders said they wanted to land an EDGE this offseason, and that's what they did on the first day of free agency. General manager Adam Peters opened the checkbook and gave free agent EDGE Odafe Oweh a massive four-year, $100 million contract to get after the quarterback.
Even though the Washington Commanders might not have been a frontrunner for Odafe Oweh, in the final analysis, they got their man. And here are the grades for Oweh and the Commanders for the $100 million contract in 2026 NFL free agency.
The Washington Commanders need to address their EDGE depth, with multiple players testing free agency and a few starters recovering from injury. Von Miller, Jacob Martin, Preston Smith, and Jalyn Holmes are testing the open market.
The Washington Commanders are looking to keep quarterback Jayden Daniels on the field, and making sure the offensive line is intact is critical for that.
Marshon Lattimore’s Washington tenure ended with a phone call on March 2, 2026. The Commanders released their prized trade deadline acquisition before the March 11 league year, clearing $18.5 million with zero dead money.
The Washington Commanders announced Friday that they’ve officially released CB Marshon Lattimore. Reports indicated that this move was coming from Washington,
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.
According to Jeremy Fowler, the Commanders are re-signing K Jake Moody to a one-year deal on Friday. Washington initially declined to tender Moody a contract as a restricted free agent earlier this week. Moody, 26, was a third-round pick of the 49ers out of Michigan in the 2023 draft.
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
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.