"The Washington Commanders have money to spend and a lot of roster holes to fill in free agency. General manager Adam Peters should aggressively pursue veteran targets of interest, and this remains an ambitious project that could intrigue even if things don't go well in 2026. Finding productive defensive players at all three levels should be a high priority for Peters. This unit was old and lacked the desired athleticism or motivation last season. With a new coordinator joining the"
"Seattle Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen is lucky his lack of situational awareness didn't cost his team. He was inexplicably called for taunting at a critical stage of the contest. Right after, quarterback Matthew Stafford targeted him as a weak link, resulting in a touchdown to wide receiver Puka Nacua. Woolen was lambasted by his teammates on the sidelines for his complete lack of discipline. Fortunately, it didn't matter, with quarterback Sam Darnold turning in a virtuoso display to get"
The Washington Commanders enter free agency with significant cap flexibility and numerous roster holes, prompting general manager Adam Peters to target veteran additions aggressively. Defensive reinforcements across all three levels are a top priority after a unit that was aging, undersized in athleticism, and lacking motivation last season. A new defensive coordinator will need personnel moves to ease his transition. Several high-profile players are linked to the team, but one candidate amplified contract demands during championship weekend while displaying concerning behavioral and situational red flags. Cornerback depth is especially thin, with only Mike Sainristil and Trey Amos currently guaranteed for 2026.
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