Washington Commanders Prepare Key Additions, Target Repeat After 12-Win Season

Jayden Daniels enters his second NFL season as the Washington Commanders’ starting quarterback with a calm and confident mindset, undeterred by external expectations or pressure. After a standout rookie year that led the Commanders to their best record since 1991, Daniels focuses on preparation and leadership, earning respect from teammates and coaches alike. The team has bolstered its offense by extending key players like Terry McLaurin and acquiring new weapons such as Deebo Samuel and potentially Kendrick Bourne to support Daniels. Despite a challenging season opener against the formidable New York Giants' defense, Washington aims to leverage a strong running game while protecting Daniels with improved offensive line personnel. The Commanders’ offseason moves, including adding Pro Bowl cornerback Marshon Lattimore and acquiring top talent like Laremy Tunsil, signal a commitment to building around Daniels and competing at a high level in 2025. With a nearly full-strength offense finally coming together, Washington looks to capitalize on last year’s historic success and establish itself as a contender.