With a young quarterback, a strong front-office and coaching team, and emerging talent across positions, Washington is positioned for long-term growth if its key pieces develop as expected.

The Washington Commanders bring a world of promise into the 2025 season after a breakout ‘24 campaign, in which quarterback Jayden Daniels burst onto the scene to lead the playoff charge.

Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn met with the media for the first time since it was revealed the team had made running back Brian Robinson Jr. available via trade. Quinn didn't get into the details of Robinson's situation, other than to say, "News like that’s always not easy."

The Commanders' starters, led by a Jayden Daniels, rushing touchdown, played just one series but created major fireworks against the Bengals.

Washington Commanders add Deebo Samuel to boost Jayden Daniels’ weapons while rookie TE Ben Sinnott emerges as a deep sleeper in 2025 fantasy football.

Daniels danced out of the pocket and scrambled for a 14-yard touchdown to cap his preseason performance against the Bengals after just four plays.

We’ve got one preseason game left before the Washington Commanders shift their focus completely to the regular season opener against the New York Giants. They went 12-5 last year in the first season of the Adam Peters/Dan Quinn/Jayden Daniels era.

A Monday report indicated that people within the Washington Commanders are confident the club and wide receiver Terry McLaurin will agree on a "compromise" contract extension after the 29-year-old, in the final year of his current deal, requested a trade on July 31.