The Washington Commanders' nightmare season continues as they fall to 3-5 on the season after losing to the Kansas City Chiefs. Playoffs aren't even a thought right now, and the Commanders' season seems to be over at this point, with the future as the main focus.
The Washington Commanders got much more than they bargained for with Zach Ertz. Adam Peters took a flier on the veteran tight end despite the signs pointing to his career fizzling out.
Earlier this week, The Athletic ran a story assessing all 32 NFL teams in the run-up to the trade deadline. The article put each club into one of three categories: Buyers, sellers, or stand pat.
Adam Peters took a calculated risk during the offseason. Despite most fans and experts believing that adding more explosiveness to the edge rushing room was the Washington Commanders' most pressing priority, the general manager did almost nothing to fortify the unit.
Adam Peters is in a tricky predicament heading into the 2025 trade deadline. The Washington Commanders have lofty expectations that aren't being met right now.
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The Washington Commanders are below .500 as they near the midpoint of the season. With several challenging games ahead, that record could get worse. This was not the outcome Adam Peters and Dan Quinn saw when they made their plans during the offseason.
Adam Peters has made several eye-catching trades since joining the Washington Commanders. Most have paid off, but fans are skeptical about another before the 2025 deadline in the team's current predicament.
The Washington Commanders came into the season with huge expectations on their shoulders. A sensational run to the NFC Championship game, coupled with an aggressive win-now offseason from general manager Adam Peters, had fans dreaming of lifting the Super Bowl with hope renewed.
Adam Peters has taken plenty of calculated risks since being tasked with regenerating the Washington Commanders. The general manager adopted a ruthless mindset, and the early results spoke for themselves during a sensational run to the NFC Championship game in 2024.
Adam Peters doesn't need to be told that things are not going well for the Washington Commanders in 2025. They were expected to go deep into the playoffs again after an aggressive offseason, but things are unraveling quicker than any fan thought possible.
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Adam Peters went all guns blazing into the offseason, making two blockbuster trades that sent shockwaves through the league. That depleted the Washington Commanders' disposable assets, but the team's current situation could mean another bombshell development is rapidly becoming unavoidable.
The Washington Commanders are at a legitimate crossroads just six games into the season. They are sitting at 3-3 after falling agonizingly short against the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football, and general manager Adam Peters is taking the required action in his quest to turn the tide.
The Commanders’ second season under the Peters/Quinn regime has started out as a roller coaster ride, with the team alternating between wins and losses
Although the 2026 NFL Draft seems like a long way off for Washington Commanders fans right now, those behind the scenes are already devising scouting reports and shortlists before the all-important assessment phase arrives.
Adam Peters is in a tough spot with the 2025 trade deadline fast approaching. The Washington Commanders have been highly aggressive since he took charge, making some bold acquisitions with the team's Super Bowl window open.
Adam Peters ruthlessly disposed of most high-end draft picks made by previous head coach Ron Rivera. It was a four-year period that could have set the Washington Commanders back for decades if managed incorrectly.
Adam Peters quickly gained a fierce reputation around the NFL. The Washington Commanders believed he had the right qualities to get this franchise back on track to being a competitive operation.
Adam Peters has had to rely on experienced 30-somethings at the tail-end of their respective careers to turn the Washington Commanders around. It's not the most productive way to start a long-term project, but the general manager knew it was a necessary evil after four years of terrible drafting from the previous regime.
Toward the end of 2024, Washington Commanders’ general manager Adam Peters began patching holes in his roster in preparation for the new campaign. The acquisition of veteran cornerback Marshon Lattimore was one step toward rebuilding the secondary.
One couldn't ever accuse Adam Peters of being an absent general manager. He's incredibly active, turning over every stone to improve the Washington Commanders' roster.
There is more hype around the Washington Commanders than ever this season. The team's incredible run to the NFC Championship game last time out completely shifted the landscape.
Second-year general manager Adam Peters is constantly seeking ways to enhance his roster. It's one of the big reasons why the Washington Commanders went from an also-ran to the final four last season.
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.