The Commanders’ roster is beginning to take shape after almost a week of free agency. Adams Peters pulled off some big trades that helped the offense greatly. There are still some names to monitor, but the way things appear at the moment, Washington will likely head into the draft to round out this roster.
Below is a look at what Washington has done to help improve the roster and where they still need some help.
Re-signings
Marcus Mariota
Jeremy McNichols
Noah Brown
K.J. Osborn
Zach Ertz
John Bates
Michael Deiter
Trent Scott
Sheldon Day
Bobby Wagner
Clelin Ferrell
Noah Igbinoghene
Kevon Seymour
Nick Bellore
Zane Gonzalez
Tress Way
New-Comers:
Laremy Tunsil (Trade) – Two more years on current deal
Deebo Samuel (Trade) – One more year on current deal
Javon Kinlaw (FA) – three-year deal
Will Harris (FA) – two-year deal
Jacob Martin (FA) – one-year deal
Jonathan Jones (FA) – one-year deal
Eddie Goldman (FA) – one-year deal
Deatrich Wise (FA) – one-year deal
Nate Herbig (FA) – one-year deal
Current 2025 Depth Chart
Offense:
QB: Jayden Daniels/Marcus Mariota
RB: Brian Robinson/Austin Ekeler
WR: Terry Mclaurin/K.J. Osborn
WR: Deebo Samuel/Luke McCaffrey
WR: Noah Brown
TE: Zach Ertz/John Bates/Ben Sinnott
LT: Laremy Tunsil/Trent Scott
LG: Nick Allegretti/Nate Herbig
C: Tyler Biadasz/Michael Deiter
RG: Sam Cosmi/Andrew Wylie
RT: Brandon Coleman/Andrew Wylie
Defense:
DE: Dorance Armstrong/Javontae Jean-Baptiste
DT: Daron Payne/Eddie Goldman
DT: Jer’Zhan Newton/Sheldon Day
DE: Javon Kinlaw/Deatrich Wise
LB: Bobby Wagner/Jordan Magee
LB: Frankie Luvu/Dominique Hampton
CB: Marshon Lattimore/Kevon Seymour
CB: Mike Sainristil/Jonathan Jones
Slot: Jonathan Jones/Noah Igbinoghene
S: Quan Martin/Percy Butler
S: Will Harris/Tyler Owens
Special Teams
K: Zane Gonzalez
P: Tress Way
LS: Tyler Ott
Where are the remaining holes?
EDGE: Washington needs to get younger and more explosive on the outside. Dorance Armstrong is a good player, but he’s better as a rotational piece. The draft has some nice options inside the top 65.
Mike Green (RD1-2)
Landon Jackson (RD2)
J.T. Tuimoloau (RD2)
Bradyn Swinson (RD2)
Jack Sawyer (RD2-3)
Cornerback: The Commanders added some nice depth pieces, but an infusion of youth is needed as Mike Sainristil is the only current projected starter under the age of 28. This is not a great draft crop, but there are some intriguing prospects that could be there in round one or two.
Maxwell Harrison (RD1)
Benjamin Morrison (RD1-2)
Trey Amos (RD2)
Azareye’h Thomas (RD2)
Darien Porter (RD2)
Running Back: Brian Robinson is about as pedestrian as they come. He lacks great vision, is not a break-away threat and is just an average receiver out of the backfield. This would be a great draft to upgrade the position with one of our first two draft picks. If we were able to trade back out of round one and pick up a third, there are some nice options to consider.
Omarion Hampton (RD1)
TreVeyon Henderson (RD2)
Kaleb Johnson (RD2)
Quinshon Judkins (RD2)
Dylan Sampson (RD3)
Trevor Etienne (RD3-4)
Bhayshul Tuten (RD3-4)
Jaydon Blue (RD3-4)
Wide Receiver: The room improved from last year, but it is old. An infusion of youth and size would great help. If the Commanders chose to use a top pick on a young receiver to grow alongside Daniels, there are some very solid options in this draft.
Luther Burden (RD1)
Emeka Egbuka (RD1)
Tre Harris (RD1-2)
Jayden Higgins (RD2)
Savion Williams (RD2-3)
Elic Ayomanor (Rd2-3)
Offense Tackle: Washington traded for Laremy Tunsil, locking down the most important spot on the line for the foreseeable future. The question becomes, where does Brandon Coleman fit in? If the staff likes Coleman at right tackle, I don’t see a high draft pick used on the offensive line, however if Coleman moves inside to left guard, Adam Peters could take a right tackle with a top draft pick.
Josh Connerly (RD1-2)
Grey Zable (RD2) *can play all five offensive line positions
Cameron Williams (RD2)
Aireontae Ersery (RD2)
Charles Grant (RD2)