"Fans are fed up. The Washington Commanders are drowning in the proverbial stench of their 2025 season, and they cannot wait for the next four games to end. Considering what this club was expected to accomplish, to say it's been a massive letdown would be an understatement. An internal investigation must be conducted about why things went so wrong. One can point to the lackluster injury run as a legitimate"
"reason for their regression, but it's not the only factor. Several beat writers who followed the team over training camp sensed something was off, and they were right. Now, it's down to general manager Adam Peters to make the moves needed to steady the ship. It's a big job. The Commanders need to consolidate. They need to build for the future. That involves making some tough decisions about their pending free agents and those under contract in 2026."
"Not everyone will agree with every decision, but Peters will have a plan. He also earned enough good graces during his first year at the helm to suggest he can navigate this turbulence and come out on the other end smiling. With only six picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, the prospect of making some players available for trade couldn't be ruled out at this early juncture."
Fans are fed up after the Washington Commanders' disappointing 2025 season, and internal review is necessary to determine failures. Injuries contributed to regression but were not the only factor; training-camp reports indicated underlying problems. General manager Adam Peters must consolidate the roster, make tough choices on pending 2026 contracts and free agents, and prioritize future-building. With only six picks in the 2026 draft, trading established players is a realistic option to acquire assets. Will Harris is an early movable candidate after a Week 3 injury exposed safety-room inexperience, despite leadership and solid flashes when healthy.
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