The Washington Commanders have some issues on the defensive end that need to be worked out this offseason. Some of the solutions may be linked to fixing the secondary, and a trade could be the best path moving forward.
The Washington Commanders started the offseason with multiple changes on the coaching staff after moving on from both coordinators. In addition to the coaching staff changes, the roster will have plenty of turnover with additions and subtractions this offseason.
A year after a surprise NFC Championship Game appearance, the Commanders moved on from both their coordinators.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history to win a Conference Championship game before turning 27 years old can you name in five minutes?
ASHBURN, Va. – When it comes to negotiating new contracts with players, Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters has never really been shy about publicly stating he wants to get a deal done with one of them, even though the public perception is that doing so hurts his leverage.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
Grant Paulsen reports that Commanders HC Dan Quinn and former OC Kliff Kingsbury disagreed over several things, with the main one being the run-pass balance of the offense.
The Washington Commanders need to overhaul their roster for the 2026 season. And Adam Peters has hinted about a draft trade that could bring in more picks.
According to Tom Pelissero, the Commanders and OC Kliff Kingsbury have mutually agreed to part ways this offseason. Kingsbury was a hot coaching name
After a troubling 2025 campaign, the Washington Commanders are evaluating all aspects of their organization. That includes offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury.
The Washington Commanders have many roster problems to address. And there could be new coaches in the building. Managing the roster situation will take some work, and GM Adam Peters hinted at a possible NFL Draft trade, according to a post on X by John Keim.
The Washington Commanders' offseason is underway, and it's time to get to work to get back to a winning team next season. General manager Adam Peters and head coach Dan Quinn had their end of the season press conference to reflect on the nightmare season and where things will change moving forward.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
There are major question marks for the Washington Commanders’ coaching staff heading into 2026. And there could be a big shakeup. But a bigger issue is the roster, and glaring problems signal a 2026 disaster for general manager Adam Peters.
The Washington Commanders are looking to finish the season strong, and then it's back to work for the front office and the coaching staff. General manager Adam Peters has a long to-do list to get the team back to winning, and it starts on Black Monday.
The Washington Commanders only have two more games left this year until the nightmare of a season is finally over, and the offseason begins. General manager Adam Peters has a long list of tasks this offseason, from fixing the coaching staff to rebuilding the roster.
In an effort to make sense of a disastrous season, Washington Commanders fans have pinned blame on general manager Adam Peters, on coaches like defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr., and on injuries.
The Washington Commanders didn't get a much-needed victory over the Miami Dolphins before the bye week. But their international game in Madrid provided one unheralded rookie with the chance to live out his NFL dream.
Do you remember when the Washington Commanders fielded a defensive line featuring four first-round picks? It was supposed to be the foundation of a dominant defense that would carry the team to championships.
The Washington Commanders' loss to the Miami Dolphins was decided by razor-thin margins. As it turned out, the mistakes of one underperforming veteran were his last for the burgundy and gold.
The Washington Commanders are now 3-8 after a defeat to the Miami Dolphins. There are still six games left to navigate after the bye week. Still, fans have already turned their attention to what promises to be a tenure-defining offseason for general manager Adam Peters.
For all the things that the Washington Commanders have tried to solve under general manager Adam Peters, one position quietly sits at the crossroads of short-term necessity and long-term uncertainty.
Things have unraveled quickly for the Washington Commanders this season. They were beaten in overtime by the Miami Dolphins, their sixth straight loss.
Adam Peters didn't have much to work with during the 2025 NFL Draft. The Washington Commanders opted to make some bold trades in their quest to cement a place among the contenders, leaving the general manager with just five selections.
The Washington Commanders were a highly regarded, ascending franchise coming into the 2025 season. That is not the case anymore. Things have spiraled. The wheels have completely fallen off a team that boasted lofty ambitions to go deep into the playoffs again.
What are the chances of Terry McLaurin getting traded before the 2025 season begins?
Reports of dissatisfaction in the case of McLaurin have been prevalent through much of the Commanders’ offseason. No extension agreement is in place with training camp set to begin, but communication is taking place between team and player.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters broke his silence regarding McLaurin on Tuesday, and his comments reveal why the organization needs urgency in coming to a contract resolution.
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