Commanders' Offseason Overhaul: Top 5 Most Improved

0:00On March 23rd, the Washington commanders had a rough 2025 season, finishing 5 and 12 after a strong 12 and 5 run the year. Before that got them to the NFC Championship, injuries derailed everything, with quarterback Jaden Daniel sidelined for 10 games and top receiver Terry McClaurin out for half the year. Earlier this week, the team shook things up by parting ways with offensive coordinator Cliff Kingsbury and defensive coordinator Joe Witt Jr. bringing in David Blue and Dorontay Jones instead. General manager Adam Peters then hit free agency hard, signing 12 outside free agents, resigning some of their own and locking in left tackle. Laramie Tunsell with a huge contract extension. NFL insiders are buzzing about these moves. Sports illustrated recently ranked the commanders fit among the league's most improved teams this off season, crediting Peters for smart picks on. Underrated talent, rather than chasing big trades, Peters even chased top free agents like wire receiver Alec Pierce, who stayed with the Colts and center Tyler Lindrbaum, who got a record deal from.

1:05The Raiders, with key holes filled, the team heads into the 2026 draft at number 7 overall without feeling desperate. All signs point to a solid rebound for Washington as they build momentum from a smart off season overhaul.