Rookie receiver Luke McCaffrey is impressing the Washington Commanders with his versatility and development, showing progress that goes far beyond the preseason

After a standout preseason finale, undrafted linebacker Ale Kaho has made his case. Now, he awaits the team's final decision on the Commanders 53-man roster.

The surprise is that Washington parted ways with Brian Robinson Jr ., though he didn't stand out in any particular area in Washington's offense and the Commanders liked their depth enough to move on. They're high on seventh-round rookie Croskey-Merritt and they also will use Deebo Samuel in the backfield on occasion.

Bill Croskey-Merritt was one of the stars of the summer, but the improvement of Chris Rodriguez Jr. also can't be ignored.

Commanders head coach Dan Quinn says that QB Jayden Daniels' smile is a "wolf in sheep's clothing" due to his work ethic.

A massive trade proposal has the Washington Commanders sending superstar wide receiver Terry McLaurin to an up-and-coming AFC team that would shake up the 2025 NFL postseason race.

Solak recently ranked all 32 NFL teams in terms of watchability in 2025. He ranked the Commanders No. 1. Before we delve into why Solak thinks Washington is the NFL's most watchable team in 2025, here's his criteria:

Most importantly, Daniels led Washington to a 12-5 record and a spot in the NFC championship game. It was the franchise's best season in 33 years. Daniels is the fifth Commander to be named on the NFL's Top 100 list, joining Terry McLaurin (52), Frankie Luvu (70), Bobby Wagner (74), and Laremy Tunsil (86).