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.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to throw for at least 4,000 yards after turning 35 years old can you name in five minutes?
The Washington Commanders have had plenty of issues on their roster dating back to last season, and a majority of them have led to the 3-8 record heading into the bye week.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
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 has a significant amount on his plate during the 2026 offseason. It's going to be a tenure-defining few months for the Washington Commanders general manager, who has some critical decisions ahead to get this franchise trending on the correct path once again.
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.
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.
The Washington Commanders' defense has been nothing short of abysmal in 2025. It's been a significant reason they've failed to reach the heights of their shockingly impressive 2024 NFC Championship game run.
Adam Peters is facing a tenure-defining 2026 offseason. The Washington Commanders surged to meteoric heights in Year 1 under his leadership. Things have nosedived just as quickly this time around, so there is a significant amount of hard work ahead.
Adam Peters has a significant amount of hard work ahead when the 2025 offseason arrives. The Washington Commanders have fallen flat this season after so much was expected from fans.
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters will enter the 2026 offseason with many decisions to make. And that might be an understatement. Twenty-three of his players are pending free agents.
Not much has gone right for the Washington Commanders this season. The team is decimated by injuries, and all hopes they had of making the playoffs once again are long gone.
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.
Adam Peters made the aggressive moves needed to potentially keep the Washington Commanders in the Super Bowl hunt during the offseason. Unfortunately, things have not gone as anyone associated with the franchise expected.
Adam Peters didn't make any moves before the 2025 trade deadline. Fans were expecting some potential outgoings with the Washington Commanders' hopes this season fading quickly.
The Washington Commanders threw their chips into the middle this offseason with two daring trades that surged them into win-now mode. Adam Peters was correct to take bigger risks, but the general manager should also know that it hasn't paid off.
Most fans thought general manager Adam Peters would sell assets at the 2025 trade deadline. The Washington Commanders are going nowhere this season, but it didn't provoke any movement from the front-office leader.
Adam Peters opted to stand pat at the 2025 trade deadline. Rumors were swirling that the Washington Commanders might sell assets to secure a more sustainable future.
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Washington Commanders fans and fans across the country.
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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