"Washington needs younger playmakers, and that's exactly what Isaiah Likely can be. Zach Ertz is well past his prime, and he's the only tight end on this roster with more than 100 receiving yards. With Deebo Samuel and Terry McLaurin both on the older side, the 25-year-old Likely could develop alongside Daniels and provide the quarterback with a reliable set of hands for years to come."
"Adam Peters has several glaring problems to fix when the 2026 offseason arrives. The Washington Commanders haven't met expectations this season, and even though injuries played a role in their demise, this roster isn't currently built for sustainable success. Peters should be well aware of what needs to be done. Not every problem will be solved, but the Commanders need to start molding a competitive squad into a long-term force. Anything less comes with grave consequences attached."
"The Baltimore Ravens raised more than a few eyebrows around the league by extending veteran tight end Mark Andrews. Most experts thought he'd be let go by the franchise this offseason due to injuries and regressing influence. Instead, the AFC North club handed him a three-year, $39.5 million contract with $26.5 million guaranteed. Considering promising tight end Isaiah Likely is set to enter free agency, it doesn't exactly bode well for getting a lucrative commitment from the Ravens."
Adam Peters faces multiple roster problems entering the 2026 offseason after the Washington Commanders failed to meet expectations this season. Injuries contributed, but the roster lacks pieces for sustainable success and younger playmakers. Tight end depth is a pressing concern: Zach Ertz is past his prime, Ben Sinnott remains unproven, and Isaiah Likely could become available if he hits free agency following the Ravens' Mark Andrews extension. Pursuing Likely would add a 25-year-old receiving threat who could develop alongside Daniels, bolster the passing game, and supply a longer-term reliable target.
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