Washington shocks the NFL with coordinator promotions, teases a potential logo change, and sets an aggressive course for the 2026 season rebuild.
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In a surprising projection, ESPN's latest mock draft has Washington selecting Ohio State safety Caleb Downs with the 7th overall pick, signaling a potential shift in defensive priorities.
The Washington Commanders have promoted assistant QBs coach David Blough to offensive coordinator, a significant internal development for the 2026 season.
With the 2025 season in the rearview, we analyze the critical questions and strategic decisions facing the Washington Commanders front office this offseason.
Washington makes a major defensive coaching change, dismissing Joe Whitt Jr. and bringing in Daronte Jones to install a new 3-4 scheme.
The Washington Commanders have secured star wide receiver Terry McLaurin through the 2028 season with a lucrative new contract extension.
With the No. 7 overall pick, Washington's personnel department is closely watching draft prospects at the Senior Bowl in Mobile, Alabama.
Washington begins building its 90-man offseason roster by securing 11 players, including several from the practice squad, to futures deals.
Washington makes a pivotal defensive reset, hiring Vikings pass game coordinator Daronte Jones to lead a unit that ranked last in the NFL in 2025.
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Blueprints for Tomorrow- Commanders' 2026 Offseason Takes Shape with Draft Targets, Stadium News
From potential draft targets at edge rusher to nostalgic new stadium designs and mapped-out schedule, the Washington Commanders are laying...
As 2026 offseason begins, Washington Commanders face pivotal financial decision with star defensive tackle Daron Payne,
The Commanders' offseason starts turbulently with a longtime scouting director's departure and potential coaching changes ahead of a critical draft.
Washington secures exclusive rights to a group of practice squad and free agent players for the 2026 offseason, including veteran LB De'Vondre Campbell.
With third-string QB Josh Johnson at the helm, Washington upended Philadelphia 24-17 in Week 18, finishing a tough 5-12 season on a high note.