The Washington Commanders completely overhauled their pass-rush unit this offseason adding key players on the edge and in the linebacker corps. Odafe Oweh and K’Lavon Chaisson were two of the biggest free agent signings for the Commanders this season but have both missed time at the end of training camp.
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Washington spent much of the offseason rebuilding a pass rush in desperate need of consistent production, only to enter the final stretch before the season with questions surrounding the biggest additions.
How many of the active NFL players to rush for at least 150 yards in a game can you name in five minutes?
Maybe the Los Angeles Chargers got it right with the Odafe Oweh and Akheem Mesidor decision after all. That decision was a mildly controversial one this offseason.
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It looks like the Washington Commanders absolutely nailed their selection of Jayden Daniels, based on what we saw from him as a rookie, he looks like a future star.
In the 2025 season, the Los Angeles Chargers' sack total of 45, and pressure rate of 23.6%, were both above league average. Pass rush was not the problem with the 2025 Chargers.
The ink barely dried on one contract before the next one landed. Washington’s front office moved through free agency like a building was on fire, stacking signings on top of signings, writing checks that would reshape every position group on the roster.
Every NFL season produces at least a few head coaches entering the year with serious pressure surrounding their future, and the 2026 season is no different.
The Washington Commanders entered the offseason in need of a roster makeover. The franchise focused on reshaping the team throughout the free agency period and the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Los Angeles Chargers rolled the dice this offseason at edge rusher. No great secret now and it’s worth coming back to in the post-draft glow. At that
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Although they entered free agency flush with cap space, the Chargers saw edge defender Odafe Oweh and left guard Zion Johnson exit. The club “made offers” to Oweh and Johnson before they left, general manager Joe Hortiz told reporters this week (via Daniel Popper of The Athletic).
The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t seem all that intent on playing in the deep end of the market for Odafe Oweh in NFL free agency. While a former first-round pick the Chargers traded for last year before his big breakout, Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz and Co.
General manager Adam Peters has done an excellent job reshaping the Washington Commanders roster this offseason. A ton of moves were made in free agency, with 17 signings or re-signings to go along with extensions for Larmey Tunsil and Nick Allegretti.
The Washington Commanders have yet to really make any splash plays in free agency, but as most know, games aren't won, and success isn't achieved because of one player.
The Washington Commanders agreed to a four-year, $100 million deal with free-agent defensive end Odafe Oweh on Monday, according to ESPN. Oweh will reportedly receive $68 million in guaranteed money.
Another one of the major pass rush dominoes around the NFL has fallen. Odafe Oweh will neither return to the Ravens nor remain in place with the Chargers.
The Chargers locked up veteran EDGE Khalil Mack to a new one-year contract on Friday, but it sounds like they have more plans for the position in coming
Edge rusher Odafe Oweh is expected to draw strong interest in free agency after the Los Angeles Chargers declined to use the franchise tag. With the San Francisco 49ers coming off a season in which they recorded a league-low 20 sacks, Oweh could emerge as a target to reinforce the defensive front.
So much for the idea the Los Angeles Chargers would do whatever it takes to keep Odafe Oweh. The Chargers traded for Oweh in the middle of last season, investing in the former first-rounder while Khalil Mack battled an injury in a post-Joey Bosa world.
Chargers LB Odafe Oweh is unlikely to be franchise tagged this offseason by Los Angeles, per CBS’s Jonathan Jones. Jones added even though the Chargers are flush with cap space this offseason, the tag for Oweh would be north of $27 million, which is a prohibitive value.
The San Francisco 49ers will need to find ways to improve their defensive line and overall pass rush this offseason. One potential avenue to do that is through free agency, and one name that could draw interest is former Los Angeles Chargers edge rusher Odafe Oweh.
There weren't many bright spots from the Los Angeles Chargers' wild card loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday night. One of them was Odafe Oweh's three sacks, which was a single-game postseason franchise record.
New Los Angeles Chargers pass-rusher Odafe Oweh has already changed his jersey number after coming over via trade from the Baltimore Ravens. Oweh showed up to practice after the big trade wearing the No.
When Odafe Oweh woke up in Baltimore on Tuesday morning, he had no idea he would end the day on the opposite side of the country playing for a different team.
Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh suggested on Monday that changes could be coming for his struggling team. On Tuesday, they did in the form of a trade to shake-up the team's historically bad defense.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Chargers are acquiring Ravens OLB Odafe Oweh in a trade. This is part of a larger deal that entails the Ravens getting
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