NFL free agency is here, and it seems like the biggest moves have come and gone, but teams still need to round out their rosters. One interesting move on Friday was wide receiver Dyami Brown returning to the Commanders after he was drafted by them.
The Washington Commanders have been active, and the roster is in a much better place after signing a load of players in free agency. They aren't done yet, however, and there are still plenty of players to sign.
The Washington Commanders are building slowly through free agency, but the rookie contract of Jayden Daniels is ticking. Washington entered free agency with plenty of cap space and a front office that has preached patience since the moment Adam Peters arrived.
The NFL offseason is in full bloom with the free agent frenzy starting to slow down a bit after the early onslaught of signings. The Washington Commanders have flown under the radar with their free agent class, but for those paying attention, it can be seen as one of the better jobs done in the open market.
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 turned a slow start into an impressive haul during free agency, and the roster got much younger and faster. They have their splash signing in EDGE Odafe Oweh with a $100 million contract, but also landed massive steals such as RB Rachaad White on a one-year $2 million deal.
Much of the offseason, as trades and free agency began to unfold, the Washington Commanders focused heavily on the defensive side of the ball. The team prioritized addressing immediate defensive needs while making only a handful of offensive moves.
Trenton Scott will be back for another season in Washington. The veteran offensive lineman is re-signing with the Commanders, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
After landing their premier free agent, the Washington Commanders had their defense on the right track. But the offensive additions have been uninspiring.
The Washington Commanders continue showing fans how incredible their new stadium will look. The NFC East team will return to their old Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium in Washington, D.C., in 2030, nearly 30 years since they moved to Northwest Stadium in Landover.
Following a one-year stop in Washington, Jonathan Jones is sticking in the NFC East. The veteran cornerback is signing a one-year deal with the Eagles, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
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 need to address the running back position, with multiple players testing the free-agent market. Austin Ekeler is testing free agency while recovering from an Achilles tear sustained in Week 2.
The Washington Commanders have been busy as the offseason began, immediately addressing needs and rebuilding a defensive unit that struggled last season.
The Washington Commanders made a strong move to address their pass rush, and then they bolstered it further. And here is the next move the Commanders must make after signing Odafe Oweh in 2026 NFL free agency.
The Washington Commanders could look a lot better on paper after NFL free agency. Washington looks poised to pounce on Brandon Aiyuk after making a flurry of additions over the past few days.
The Washington Commanders finished third in the NFC East last season with a disappointing 5-12 record, but were somehow able to avoid finishing last, with the New York Giants claiming the spot with just one less win.
The Washington Commanders agreed to terms with Chig Okonkwo on a three-year deal, giving quarterback Jayden Daniels another middle-of-the-field target who can get down the seam.
The Washington Commanders made one of their most important offseason moves by agreeing to a three-year deal with Tight End Chig Okonkwo, giving their offense a reliable and durable playmaker entering his prime.
With Zach Ertz‘s NFL future in doubt after an ACL tear, the Commanders are landing one of the top tight ends on the market. Chig Okonkwo is headed to Washington, according to NFL.com’s Mike Garafolo.
Free agency always comes with the same promise. Fix the obvious problems. Spend some money. Make the roster look better than it did a week ago. The Washington Commanders walked into the market with plenty of cap space and several holes that did not exactly require a detective to find.
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.