What have the Commanders done so far? Reviewing Washington's offseason
It's been a busy offseason so far for the Commanders.
Five wins, 12 losses, to quote former Washington head coach Steve Spurrier, "not very good. " So, what changes have the Commanders made since the completion of the 2025 season? Washington general manager Adam Peters wasted no time.
Monday, January 5, Peters began his offseason work by signing players not on rosters, waiving Commanders players, making coaching staff changes, and then signing free agents and extending a few Commanders already on the roster. Let's recap what Washington has done so far this offseason. Reserve/Future Contracts Carlin Vigers, D.
J. Johnson, Darius Rush, Ja'Corey Brooks, Jacoby Jones, Malaesala Aumavae-Laulu, Ricky Barber, Robert McDaniel, T. J.
Maguranyanga, Tim McKay, Tre Hawkins III, Tyler Cooper, Nick Nash, Lawrence Cager, Andre Carter II, Qwuantrezz Knight Coaching Staff Changes Fired both coordinators, Joe Whitt Jr, and Kliff Kingsbury David Blough, the assistant quarterback coach, was promoted to offensive coordinator Hired Daronte Jones as defensive coordinator Eric Henderson hired as defensive line coach/run game coordinator Ben Steele hired as tight ends coach David Raih promoted to passing game coordinator Released Players Robbie Chosen DeMarcus Walker Gee Scott Jr. Kevon Seymour River Cracraft Re-signed Players Tress Way Andrew Wylie Nick Allegretti (extended) Drake Jackson Treylon Burks Deatrich Wise Shy Tuttle Laremy Tunsil (extended) Marcus Mariota Trent Scott Chris Paul Jeremy McNichols Jeremy Reaves (extended) Jake Moody Free Agent Signings Odafe Oweh Chigoziem Okonkwo Tim Settle Charles Omenihu K'Lavon Chaisson Leo Chenal Nick Cross Rachaad White Van Jefferson Dyami Brown Jerome Ford Foster Sarell This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commnanders: Recapping offseason moves