The Washington Commanders may not have signed the biggest names this free agency cycle, but more often than not, that plan tends to work out better than when you get the high-profile players in your organization.
The Washington Commanders have been the most active team this offseason, and the moves continue to come for general manager Adam Peters. After bringing in a lot of new faces, the Commanders kept their own by re-signing key free agents and also extending top players like Laremy Tunsil.
The Washington Commanders might still consider a big trade, as they have to deal with an area they’ve missed in free agency. But the end of April beckons, and here is the Commanders’ 2026 NFL Mock Draft roundup after NFL free agency.
The Washington Commanders still had holes to fill after the first week of free agency. And they’ve tried small deals to help. But here is the Commanders’ seven-round 2026 NFL Draft, according to the Pro Football Focus mock simulator after NFL free agency.
Jeremy Reaves was on course to spend 2026 as a pending free agent. That will no longer be the case, however. The veteran safety signed an extension on Thursday, per a team announcement.
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 focused on filling their big board for the 2026 NFL Draft, with just over a month left until they're on the clock. The roster looks much more stable after spending the most money in free agency this offseason, but there are still plenty of roster upgrades that can happen.
Rachaad White is already causing a frenzy among Washington Commanders fans, and he hasn’t even set foot on the field yet. The Commanders signed White in free agency as part of a major offensive overhaul, moving on from Austin Ekeler and Chris Rodriguez Jr.
The Washington Commanders are looking ahead to the 2026 NFL Draft, with time flying by until they're on the clock, and they're meeting with prospects high on their board before then.
This free agency, one word to describe Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters is aggressive. His aggressive approach this offseason comes as he looks to overhaul the roster and address the team’s Achilles’ heels from last season.
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 Commandersfixed their roster during free agency, but they still have roster holes to fix during the rest of the offseason. They only have six picks to work with in the 2026 NFL Draft, but they can still add many impact players.
Quiet are the seas that are NFL free agency. After a raucous start to the 2026-27 NFL year with free agency kicking things off, the Washington Commanders entered the open market period as one of the teams with the most to spend.
NFL free agency is starting to wind down, and the Washington Commanders and their fans should be thrilled with what they were able to accomplish through the open market.
The Washington Commanders were one of the most active teams in free agency after an overhaul of the roster. General manager Adam Peters took his swings and put together his most impressive offseason so far, with more work left to do.
ASHBURN, Va. — The Washington Commanders officially added a championship ring to their locker room on Tuesday. The team signed veteran wide receiver Van Jefferson to a one-year deal, providing an experienced safety net for second-year quarterback Jayden Daniels.
NFL free agency has calmed down considerably as Week 2 of the NFL offseason is fully underway. The Washington Commanders were quite active in free agency, filling holes across the roster that needed attention after they failed to amount to much last season on their way to a 5-12 record.
Who is the Washington Commanders’ biggest rival today? While the question may be subjective, there is a legitimate debate between three teams. Rivalries are what give the NFL its pulse.
The Washington Commanders were one of the most active teams in free agency, and the roster looks much improved because of it. A lot of the attention is turning to the 2026 NFL Draft, but there are still plenty of notable free agents the Commanders can sign before then to fill their remaining roster needs.
Washington’s front office walked into this offseason with a plan: protect the quarterback at all costs. They found their man in Houston, and the Commanders didn’t just open the checkbook.
The Washington Commanders continued to build depth through free agency and signed veteran wide receiver Van Jefferson on Tuesday. The team did not announce terms of the deal.
The Washington Commanders have added plenty of bodies to their backfield mix for 2026. But names like Rachaad White and Jerome Ford don’t move the needle.
The Washington Commanders finished an underwhelming 5-12 last season, largely off the back of an abysmal defense marred by an injury epidemic. The unit finished dead last in opponent yards allowed, bottom five in pass yards allowed, and second to last in rushing defense.
Jeremy McNichols will remain in place with the Commanders for 2026. The veteran running back is re-signing on a one-year deal, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports.
This Washington Commanders free agency recap is full of pickups and re-signings. Free agency always brings chaos across the NFL. Big contracts fly around.
Washington rolled out the press release like a championship banner. The Commanders acquired Laremy Tunsil from Houston, and within hours, the word “record” was everywhere.
Playing the last season of his four-year rookie contract in 2025, Commanders guard Chris Paul logged his first 17-game campaign and totaled a career-high 15 starts.