If the Washington Commanders find themselves in need of a new linebacker to set their defense in place of Bobby Wagner, they may be able to find one at a great value just up the road.
It is a rare thing when you hear someone praise a rival organization’s fanbase, especially in the NFC East, where some of the oldest rivalries in the NFL east.
The Washington Commanders made drastic changes this offseason to their coaching staff, hoping it would improve the product on the field as well. Head coach Dan Quinn had to bring in an outside hire with fresh eyes in Daronte Jones, who is already looking to improve the current roster.
The Washington Commanders already drafted one defensive back considered to be the best player in his class, so why not add another by taking Ohio State Buckeyes safety Caleb Downs?
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.
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.
Fans throughout the NFC East are afraid of what Jayden Daniels could do. The 25-year-old field general had a terrific rookie season where he led the Washington Commanders to an unlikely NFC Championship game in 2024.
The Washington Commanders will look to retain some of their own 32 pending free agents this offseason, but they also need to bring in fresh talent. The Commanders have a top-5 salary cap space heading into the offseason, and they can create more in the upcoming weeks.
One team’s salary cap casualty could be another team’s valuable addition. That may be the case for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Washington Commanders.
The Washington Commanders 2026 schedule has officially been posted, revealing opponents for the upcoming season While we have a couple of months until the week-by-week schedule is announced, the Commanders list of opponents for the upcoming season was made available this afternoon.
The Washington Commanders are preparing to make changes on both sides of the ball, and with NFL free agency set to open at the beginning of March, that is the perfect time to do so.
The Washington Commanders are heading into a critical offseason where they have to be active, unlike last season, and build around quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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.
NFL free agency is right around the corner, with negotiation windows opening and contracts officially being signed, kicking off at the beginning of March.
The Washington Commanders are well-equipped to go all-in during free agency and make some splashes on the roster. General manager Adam Peters had a quiet offseason last year, which set them back this year, but this is his opportunity to spend and rebuild the roster.
While Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn tries to make the right moves and save his job, the team is hoping to hit a first-round home run in the NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders have made an overhaul of coaching changes this offseason, as head coach Dan Quinn looks to turn a page after a nightmare 2025 season.
The Washington Commanders require a facelift after failing to get the train back on the tracks at any point during their 2025 season. New coaches have been hired to help turn things around, but the Commanders must now evaluate what direction they want to go in when it comes to roster construction.
Former Washington Redskins wide receiver Logan Paulsen recently shared his top ten wide receiver picks for the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft. Let’s take a closer look at the top three and who the Commanders are most likely to select in the first round. “If you look at all the receivers in this class, I don’t think anybody runs better routes than him.
The Washington Commanders have a top-5 salary cap room in the NFL this offseason, and now they need to be active and make big moves in free agency. The Commanders are a prime candidate to be linked to some of the bigger names after a disastrous 2025 season and a very conservative offseason last year.
The Washington Commanders head into the 2026 offseason facing major questions about the future of their veteran core. Among the most notable names set to test the market is linebacker Bobby Wagner, who remains one of the most respected defenders available.
In January, Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was reportedly arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
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.
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.