"If Washington wants to find a reliable, every-down runner without breaking the bank, Zack Moss should be the top target. Moss has proven he can carry the load when healthy. He has the durability and a physical running style tailor-made for winter football. Moss also wouldn't command a massive contract, making him a low-cost, high-reward signing for a team that needs to allocate cap space across multiple positions. His bruising style also complements Daniels' dual-threat skill set."
"Still, the general manager kept faith with the options available before a pivotal offseason for the franchise next year. This is a sign of the times. The Commanders had massive expectations coming into the campaign, but injuries, poor performances, age catching up with influential figures, and young players regressing have contributed significantly to their demise. And it already looks like last season's exceptional run to the NFC Championship game was an anomaly."
Adam Peters did not make any moves before the 2025 trade deadline, despite fan expectations for roster changes. The Commanders entered the season with high expectations but have been undone by injuries, poor performances, aging key players, and regression from young talent. Last season's run to the NFC Championship now appears to be an outlier. A plan is expected for the pivotal upcoming offseason, and roster improvements will continue to be sought. Zack Moss has been proposed as a potential low-cost, durable, every-down runner whose bruising style could complement Jayden Daniels' dual-threat skill set.
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