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The Commanders upgraded their defense with trench depth and versatile DBs while honoring their legacy with throwback uniforms and celebrating NFL Top 100 recognition. Laremy Tunsil leads the way, and more stars could be next.

The Commanders gave Kliff Kingsbury the tools he needs. Now it’s on him to run a full-motion offense and build a system that creates, not survives. Deebo Samuel and Jaylin Lane bring YAC and disguise. Laremy Tunsil and Josh Conerly Jr. stabilize protection. If this offense fails in 2025, the roster won’t be the reason.

The Washington Commanders' defensive line is proven, but the secondary has the upside, so which group should fans actually trust heading into 2025?In today’s episode of Locked On Commanders, we break down the experience gap between the D-line and DBs, project camp starters, and explain why Terry McLaurin’s next contract should be built for a quick exit if needed.

The Commanders defense wasn’t dominant in 2024, but it found its identity through physical play, key adjustments, and breakout seasons from Luvu and Sainristil.

Jayden Daniels powered the Commanders offense in 2024, but can he take it to another level in 2025? In this episode, we break down how Daniels became the centerpiece of the attack, how players like Terry McLaurin and Zach Ertz shaped the scheme, and what trends defined the offensive identity.Then we dive into the top play calls and five signature moments that defined the 2024 season, from clutch third-down conversions to explosive red zone creativity.We close by spotlighting three offensive stars and the most sustainable traits the Commanders can carry into 2025 to build on last year's success.

The Washington Commanders made strategic offseason moves that boosted their roster and reset the tone across the organization. From Jayden Daniels getting better protection and weapons to upgrades behind the scenes, these are the biggest winners from a smart 2025 offseason.

Noah Brown’s injury raises big questions about the Washington Commanders’ wide receiver depth. Can internal options like Jaylin Lane and Luke McCaffrey step up? Plus, why Adam Peters favors smart, targeted roster retention over emotional extensions, and which 2025 performances could swing entire position groups.

The Washington Commanders didn’t chase stars on defense this offseason, but did they quietly build a smarter, tougher team? We’re grading the moves that matter.Today’s episode continues our two-part offseason report card, focusing on the Commanders’ defensive upgrades, veteran retention, and big-picture vision for the franchise. From culture-setting decisions to $100M in organizational investment, here’s how the team’s 2025 approach stacks up.

The Washington Commanders earn high marks for upgrading the offensive line, but did the wide receiver group hold them back from a perfect offseason?

The Commanders are building for the future, but first, the city has to green-light their return to RFK. Inside the project, timeline, and what happens if it slips.

New names are reshaping the Commanders' offensive line depth chart just weeks before camp. Who’s rising—and who might be on the outside looking in?In this episode, we break down the depth behind Washington’s starting five, why the O-line looks stronger than last year, and how Josh Conerly Jr.'s minicamp surge is putting real pressure on Andrew Wylie.Plus, which NFL division boasts the best receiver groups—and which under-the-radar Commanders defenders are already turning heads before training camp.

The Commanders can learn from how the Bengals mishandled Hendrickson, while Jayden Daniels continues to rise and Sam Cosmi’s return could reshape the OL.The Bengals have mishandled their top pass rusher and overpaid the wrong players — can the Commanders avoid those same mistakes with Terry McLaurin and others? We also dive into why Jayden Daniels’ rookie season may have just scratched the surface of his potential, and how Sam Cosmi’s injury timeline could shape Washington’s offensive line outlook for 2025.

Austin Ekeler joins the show to talk fantasy football, Brian Robinson Jr., and his second season with the Washington Commanders.From CharityDraft.com to returning kicks, Ekeler opens up on his evolving role, mentoring younger backs, and what still drives him in Year 9. He also shares his take on contract years, the “luck” debate from 2024, and what success really looks like in 2025.

Jeremy Reaves' extension defines the new Commanders era! Join us as we break down minicamp's top performers and the team's "people business" approach.On today's Locked On Commanders, we dive deep into Jeremy Reaves' new contract, highlighting his incredible perseverance and why he's the ultimate "Dan Quinn player." We'll hear from Reaves himself on what the extension means, plus Coach Quinn's high praise. Then, we pivot to the standout players from mandatory minicamp, including second-year wide receiver Luke McCaffrey (and Dan Quinn's "golden retriever" comparison!), rookie defensive back Trey Amos, and the promising second-year offensive lineman Brandon Coleman, alongside veteran tight end Zach Ertz. Finally, we explore how the Commanders' focus on the "people business" is driving their success and setting a new standard for the franchise. Don't miss this insightful episode! #WashingtonCommanders #NFLMinicamp #JeremyReaves #CommandersCulture

Dan Quinn’s culture reset in Washington isn’t talk — it’s TAKING HOLD.From structured practices to standout leadership and quiet OL clarity, the Washington Commanders closed minicamp with more proof that this rebuild is built different.

Noah Brown goes down at Washington Commanders minicamp while rookie RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt and OL Brandon Coleman make their case.Full Day 2 recap from Washington Commanders mandatory minicamp: why things got too physical, how Jacory Croskey-Merritt is climbing the depth chart, and what Brandon Coleman’s quiet position shift reveals about Washington’s evolving offensive line strategy.Hear exclusive player reactions and practice observations from host David Harrison.#Commanders #NFLMinicamp #NoahBrown #JacoryCroskeyMerritt #WashingtonCommanders

Jayden Daniels looked sharp, Brian Robinson Jr. brought focus, and Javon Kinlaw made it clear he’s here to raise the standard for the Commanders’ defense. We're breaking down everything from Day 1 of Washington Commanders mandatory minicamp, including standout plays, smart roster planning, and quotes you need to hear.

The Washington Commanders kick off their 3-day mandatory minicamp — and the spotlight is back on Jayden Daniels. As Daniels continues to build his mastery of the offense, position battles at wide receiver, in the secondary, and at right tackle are heating up with returning vets and hungry rookies battling for snaps.Plus, the Packers released star cornerback Jaire Alexander… should Washington make a move? Or is their secondary already too deep?

Dive into the 2025 Washington Commanders Top 10 — comparing fan favorites with expert picks and breaking down key player insights. We analyze voting results, player health, and team dynamics, spotlighting franchise leaders like Jayden Daniels and Terry McLaurin. Plus, get a sneak peek at rising stars who could make waves next season. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for the latest Commanders coverage!#WashingtonCommanders #NFL2025 #JaydenDaniels #FanVsExpert

Daron Payne is no longer just the quiet force in the middle of the Washington Commanders’ defense — he’s becoming the vocal leader this reshaped unit needs. In this episode of Locked On Commanders, we break down how Payne’s leadership, combined with new additions like Javon Kinlaw and Deatrich Wise, is redefining what this defense can be in 2025.Hear full quotes from Joe Whitt Jr. and Darryl Tapp on why Payne is standing out, what the team’s size strategy means for NFC East matchups, and why OTA structure is already laying the foundation for a tougher, smarter defense.