Adam Peters put himself in a strong position heading into the 2025 NFL Draft. Just as well, because the Washington Commanders don't have many picks to utilize after some frantic trade activity throughout the offseason.
The Washington Commanders are in the full swing of the offseason as they get ready to plan for how the 2025 season will look. According to WUSA9 reporter Chick Hernandez, the Commanders could look to schedule a joint practice with the New England Patriots at some point during training camp.
The Washington Commanders will continue to face the controversial "tush push" play, at least for now. The Commanders, like the rest of the league, were awaiting a potential vote on banning the maneuver.
Of all the things to steal headlines over the last few years, who thought the Tush Push, aka The Brotherly Shove, would rank at the top? It's been quite
Washington Commanders general manager Adam Peters has no shortage of people who think they know what he should do in this month's NFL Draft if he wants to listen to them.
In the 2000 offseason the Washington Commanders agreed to a seven-year contract with Hall of Fame cornerback Deion Sanders that was scheduled to pay him up to $56.1 million.
Nick Martin was regarded as one of the best linebacker prospects in the country before the 2024 season, but how does his full NFL scouting report look?
Adam Peters has had a lot on his plate this offseason. His primary focus centered on making the Washington Commanders' roster better and building on the positive momentum generated throughout a 2024 campaign that will live long in the memory.
The Washington Commanders are very familiar with the San Francisco 49ers, especially with Adam Peters' connection to the franchise. Peters was with the Niners front office from 2017-23, where he saw the team go to two Super Bowls.
The Washington Commanders are moving in the right direction. Washington took a huge leap forward in year one under head coach Dan Quinn. The Commanders won 12 games during the regular season and had a pair of exciting playoff wins in 2024.
Evne though Jayden Daniels had a historic 2024 campaign, the Washington Commanders is still the subject of criticism. It hasn’t made Commanders’ head coach Dan Quinn too pleased.
Washington Commanders defensive tackle Jer'Zhan Newton was quietly effective during his first season in the league. While he didn't shine as much as fellow rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels, Newton showed some flashes of potential in his rookie year playing next to Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne.
The Washington Commanders have a handful of needs to address at some point during the 2025 NFL Draft. Arguably the biggest need for the Commanders is at the cornerback position, where the team has bodies, but several of them are big question marks moving forward.
The Washington Commanders pulled off a bombshell trade for veteran left tackle Laremy Tunsil in pursuit of finding an elite-level blindside enforcer that quarterback sensation Jayden Daniels can depend upon.
The Washington Commanders knew that getting Terry McLaurin some help in the passing game was a top priority this offseason, and it didn't take general manager Adam Peters long to fix it.
The Washington Commanders hold the No. 29 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, but that doesn't mean they will keep the selection. Pro Football Focus writer Dalton Wasserman suggests a trade that would send the No.
The Washington Commanders hadn't rostered a true franchise quarterback since Kirk Cousins, and even that was a bit of a stretch when he was starting in the nation's capital.
The Washington Commanders set their sights on finding an upgrade at the left tackle position this offseason. Brandon Coleman was solid as a rookie overall, but Adam Peters thought an elite-level performer was essential to help quarterback Jayden Daniels continue his meteoric rise to superstardom.
Adam Peters wasted little time improving the Washington Commanders' roster this offseason. The general manager maximized every resource and made aggressive moves while keeping future financial flexibility in mind.
Terry McLaurin enjoyed a productive season during Jayden Daniels‘ rookie campaign, and he faces high expectations heading into 2025. That represents McLaurin’s walk year at this point, but a new Commanders deal could be in place this offseason.
Commanders GM Adam Peters said at the NFL owners meetings this week that they have had positive discussions with WR Terry McLaurin‘s agent about an extension. “We want to make Terry a Commander for a long time,” Peters said via JP Finlay.
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