Washington Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu is approaching a massive season for his future. Luvu is going into his final season under contract with the Commanders and he needs to have a strong year in order to keep his career alive.
Pack your bags and brush up on your British slang, because the Washington Commanders are heading back to London. Again. This time, they’ll be taking their talents to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2026, marking their third international adventure in what’s becoming a delightfully globe-trotting franchise tradition.
The Washington Commanders are approaching the start of the offseason, and they will be a busy team to try and get back to where they were a year ago. The Commanders will need to do whatever it takes to get some cap space back, which means this is probably the end of the Marshon Lattimore era in the nation's capital.
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During the NFL combine, Commanders Coach Dan Quinn discussed Washington’s offseason blueprint to ensure the upcoming 2026 season is not a repeat of 2025.
The Washington Commanders are looking to get back to their winning ways in 2026 after a disappointing 5-12 season. They have plenty of work to do this offseason, but things should be trending back in the right direction with the coaching changes and a healthy Jayden Daniels.
It wouldn’t be an offseason in Washington if there wasn’t some drama of some sort. Fortunately for the Commanders organization, the players are not stirring up any trouble.
Washington Commanders offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil has just completed his first season with the team, and he is having to figure out what his future will look like.
The Washington Commanders have employed Daron Payne for the past eight seasons, but he may have played his final down with the team. Payne has one year left on his deal, but there is reason to believe the Commanders could move on from him in free agency this offseason.
The Washington Commanders are dumping cornerback Marshon Lattimore and paying him $3 million to leave. That settlement, forced by NFL injury protection rules, reduces the team’s projected $18.5 million in cap relief to $15.5 million in actual savings.
The Washington Commanders made drastic changes this offseason, which were much needed after a 5-12 season. Not all of them were received well at first, including moving on from offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury after a magical 2024 season with quarterback Jayden Daniels.
Washington Commanders running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt had a strong rookie year, and he's hoping to build off of it in his second season. Commanders offensive coordinator David Blough spoke about Croskey-Merritt's development and what he expects from the running back in the upcoming season.
This is a critical offseason for the Washington Commanders, and they're just getting started with free agency under two weeks away. General manager Adam Peters has other roster decisions he needs to handle this offseason, and some are more expensive than others.
According to Jordan Schultz, Commanders LB Bobby Wagner intends to play for a 15th season in 2026. Whether it will be in Washington remains to be seen, as he’s on an expiring contract.
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn knew that his decision for the next defensive coordinator would be an important one. Quinn interviewed a number of candidates but ultimately decided on hiring Daronte Jones, who was working with the Minnesota Vikings under Brian Flores.
The Washington Commanders are on site at the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Indiana, where they will have their eyes on top prospects in the NFL Draft.
Per Nicki Jhabvala, Commanders GM Adam Peters said they are “very motivated” to get a contract done with LT Laremy Tunsil, but wouldn’t set a timetable.
Free agent tight end Zach Ertz intends to play in 2026 and is expected to be cleared from his rehab following a torn ACL around the season opener, NFL Network reported on Tuesday.
Jayden Daniels’ physical transformation will be noticeable before the 2026 season. After speaking with ESPN’s John Keim, Daniels’ personal quarterback coach Ryan Porter, had this to say about Daniels’ plan to put on lean muscle, “Jayden’s big thing for this offseason is to put on more body armor.
Zach Ertz is on the list of the Commanders’ pending free agents. He may remain unsigned for a notable period, but the veteran tight end intends to continue playing in 2026.
Andrew Wylie was on course for free agency. Instead, he will be remaining in the nation’s capital for at least the next two years. Wylie and the Commanders have agreed to a two-year contract, as first reported by Ari Meirov of the 33rd Team.
The Washington Commanders have been busy making salary-cap plans for the offseason. And they’ll have to decide which players to let walk. But here is one free agent who would fix the Commanders’ biggest flaw heading into the 2026 season.