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Washington’s nine external free-agent signings—seven on defense and two on offense—along with Marcus Mariota’s return and Laremy Tunsil’s extension have dramatically reshaped the roster and boosted fan optimism, but questions remain about landing a top receiver and a veteran cornerback as 24 spots still await fill ahead of training camp.
With the NFL’s legal tampering period starting, the rumor mill is buzzing: the Ravens’ blockbuster Crosby trade shapes plans across the league, including the Cowboys’ shift from chasing Crosby to exploring edge options like Hendrickson, Phillips, Oweh and Mafe. Washington’s Commanders, flush with over $80M in cap space, are expected to be active at wide receiver and running back, with Mike Evans and Rico Dowdle tied to opportunities. A.J. Brown trade chatter persists, with Patriots allegedly offering a first- and third-round pick while Eagles GM Howie Roseman holds firm on his price, and Alec Pierce has been linked to New England as a potential target. Romeo Doubs and Quay Walker rumors trail the Packers’ door toward possible moves, and Pierce’s market is heating up, with the Titans seen as a favorite fit given Indianapolis’ massive cap space. Philadelphia may pivot to Jaelan Phillips as a backup plan; if Phillips departs, Minnesota’s Jonathan Greenard has been discussed as a cheaper option, though his contract could complicate a deal. In short, a flurry of moves feels imminent as free agency looms.
The piece argues Washington should not sign aging defensive end Calais Campbell, citing his 40th birthday in 2026 and a one-year near-$11M deal as a repeat of Adam Peters’ prior veteran-signing misstep. It contends the team’s goal is to get younger and develop a core around players like Javon Kinlaw and others, rather than delaying growth with veteran additions. It suggests targeting rising defenders such as Boye Mafe or Odafe Oweh who fit a 3-4 scheme and offer longer-term upside, rather than investing in an aging, high-cost veteran.
FOX Sports' early 2026 NFL Mock Draft envisions a landscape-wide first round ahead of Indy, with the Raiders taking QB Fernando Mendoza No. 1, and the Chiefs adding backfield firepower by selecting Jeremiyah Love at No. 9 while the Commanders land the top WR, Carnell Tate, at No. 7.
The Commanders’ proposed stadium at the RFK campus is detailed in a 35-page submission to the National Capital Planning Commission, focusing on how the project fits the surrounding area and meets legal requirements. The document does not include design specifics such as seating, food service, or field surface, but offers a broad overview with highlights and a link to the full document for review.
The Washington Commanders have promoted David Blough from assistant quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator, replacing fired coach Kliff Kingsbury, amidst a series of coaching staff changes.
Washington Commanders cornerback Marshon Lattimore was arrested in Ohio on weapons charges, including improperly handling firearms in a vehicle and carrying concealed weapons. The team is aware and is coordinating with the NFL, with no further comments at this time.
The Washington Commanders will not retain offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury or defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr. in 2026, as part of a coaching reshuffle under head coach Dan Quinn, following a disappointing 2025 season and internal discussions about the team's direction.
The Washington Commanders signed 11 players to Reserve/Futures deals as part of their offseason roster moves, following the conclusion of their 2025 season with a 5-12 record and securing the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders' players shared reflections on their 2025 season, highlighting coaching relationships, personal growth, team resilience, and offseason plans, with praise for coach Kliff Kingsbury and insights into individual and team development.
The Eagles' decision to rest key starters backfired as they lost 24-17 to the Commanders, costing them the No. 2 seed in the NFC and forcing them to start their postseason as the 3 seed, with their backup players unable to secure the win.
The Philadelphia Eagles rested key starters including Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley in their final game, leading to a 24-17 loss to the Washington Commanders, which affected their playoff seeding. Despite the loss, the Eagles secured the NFC's No. 3 seed and will host San Francisco in the upcoming playoffs, while the Commanders finished their season with a 5-12 record.
The Washington Commanders defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 24-17 in the regular season finale, securing the NFC's No. 3 seed and setting up a Wild Card playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers. The game featured key plays including a touchdown pass from Tanner McKee, a fumble recovery, and a late game-winning run by Josh Johnson for the Commanders.
The Washington Commanders will face the Philadelphia Eagles in their 2025 season finale at Lincoln Financial Field, with options to watch on CBS or listen on the radio via the Washington Commanders Broadcast network. The game marks a rare late-season matchup in Philadelphia and is part of the NFL Week 18 schedule.
The Eagles aim to finish their regular season with a win against Washington, using a mix of reserve players to evaluate talent and build for the playoffs, with key storylines including quarterback Tanner McKee's debut, backup WR performances, rookie progress, defensive depth, rivalry intensity, and potential milestones for players like DeVonta Smith and Tank Bigsby.