Washington Commanders: Free Agency Moves & Big Names

0:00The latest scores, headlines and storylines, right here on NFL News today. Subscribe and stay game ready. The NFL has set the salary cap at $301.2 million for the 2026 season. Legal tampering for free agents kicks off Monday March 9th at noon. The new league year begins Wednesday March 11th at 4pm. Deals talked about in that two-day window won't be official until then. Washington commanders are moving fast to lock-in players before free agency hits. They've resigned six, including Punter Trustway for one year, Gar Tackle Andrew Wiley, to a two-year deal worth $6,650,000, and offensive lineman Nick Allegretti on a new two-year contract. They also brought back defensive ends, Dietrich Wise Jr., Shai Tuttle, and Drake Jackson each for one year. After a rough 5-12 season, fans are buzzing about the team's push to rebuild. New offensive coordinator David Blue and defensive coordinator Durante Jones are in place, with focus on quarterback Jaden Daniels

1:04and fixing the defense. Releasing center Tyler Beatas, who signed a three-year $30 million deal with the chargers and quarterback Martian Latimore freed up. 18.5 million in cap space. Big names like Y receiver Debo Samuel, top-there-pending free agent list, along with quarterback Marcus Mariotta, Titan Zach Erts, running back, Austin Eccler, and linebacker Bobby Wagner. Several veterans might not return, and restricted free agents include running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. Rumors are swirling after the combine, with more trades and cuts expected. Keep an eye on what Washington does to gear up for a stronger run next year. The Daily News Now is powered by When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen.