The Washington Commanders have their sights set on the 2025 NFL Draft. That hasn't stopped general manager Adam Peters from scouring the veteran pool to plug gaps before the all-important selection event.
Adam Peters had some difficult decisions to make throughout his second offseason at the helm. None more so than letting one of the Washington Commanders' standout performers from the previous campaign walk in free agency.
The Washington Commanders made their share of moves this offseason, with each one geared toward providing general manager Adam Peters as much flexibility as possible in this month's NFL Draft.
The Washington Commanders were well-positioned to make improvements this offseason. Adam Peters had a wealth of resources at his disposal and the franchise was coming off its best campaign in decades.
Adam Peters is looking to increase competition across the Washington Commanders' roster this offseason. A shocking recent release elsewhere around the league presents the perfect opportunity to do just that.
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Speculation is flowing and rumors are rising as the 2025 NFL Draft rapidly approaches. The Washington Commanders aren't blessed with a rich bounty of picks following some frantic trade activity, but that doesn't detract from the need to get some nice returns with the resources available.
Adam Peters didn't think much of players drafted throughout Ron Rivera's woeful four-year stint at the helm. One of the most disappointing flops is now getting the chance to resurrect his career on one of the Washington Commanders' bitter NFC East rivals.
Adam Peters has just five selections during the 2025 NFL Draft. The Washington Commanders' activity in the trade market is a big reason why. This turns up the heat to maximize every resource in pursuit of strengthening the team's playoff hopes.
Adam Peters is banking on experience to steer the Washington Commanders in a positive direction next season. It was a formula that brought significant success to the franchise in 2024.
Adam Peters and Dan Quinn oversaw dramatic improvements from the Washington Commanders in 2024. This brings increased expectations for everyone associated with the franchise's growth.
Commanders GM Adam Peters spoke on the importance of the team keeping their tight end group intact from last season, noting their performance in Washington’s deep playoff run.
The Washington Commanders made some tough choices throughout Adam Peters' second offseason at the helm. Releasing veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen was one of them.
The Washington Commanders have their sights set on the 2025 NFL Draft. But one polarizing free-agent signing continues to receive widespread criticism around the media.
Adam Peters gave those who contributed so much to the Washington Commanders' cause in 2024 a massive vote of confidence this offseason. Whether this continues long-term is another matter.
The Washington Commanders are leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of improvements. Adam Peters is working to mold the roster into a leading Super Bowl contender once again.
Adam Peters hasn't been shy in making bold trades to help improve the Washington Commanders this offseason. Although it seems unlikely, the general manager won't hesitate to pull the trigger on another if he feels like it could benefit the organization in the short and long term.
Adam Peters went about his business effectively this offseason. There was a slight pivot from his early thought process, which stemmed from the Washington Commanders being in a position to contend much sooner than originally anticipated.
In 2021, Washington Commanders general manager (GM) Adam Peters was an assistant GM with the San Francisco 49ers. That year, and three years before Peters selected Jayden Daniels in the NFL Draft, the 49ers traded up to select North Dakota State quarterback Trey Lance.
The Washington Commanders added several free agents this offseason, including defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw. That signing, made by Commanders general manager Adam Peters, has received wide spread criticism, and apparently will continue to until Kinlaw makes the Pro Bowl, and perhaps not even then.
The Commanders made headlines when they acquired Deebo Samuel from the 49ers and LT Laremy Tunsil from the Texans. GM Adam Peters said they understood there would be a “give and take” to bringing in both players. “You take each opportunity as they come,” Peters said, via Zach Shelby of the team’s site.
The Washington Commanders need to carefully approach the 2025 NFL Draft. Adam Peters doesn't have much wiggle room with only five picks at his disposal, so getting them right is crucial.
Adam Peters hasn't been shy in acquiring players via trade over recent months. The Washington Commanders are ahead of schedule, and the general manager responded accordingly, shelling out draft capital for veteran performers with Pro Bowl or better production.
What’s football without a bit of criticism? The Washington Commanders have faced their fair share after investing heavily in defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw.
Are the Washington Commanders saving their first-round pick in the coming NFL Draft for a certain position?
After “re-calibrating” with free agents to reach the NFC Championship, the Commanders must sort through more than two dozen to re-sign. It won’t be easy.
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