Washington Commanders
· 2026-06-29
The Washington Commanders are looking forward to a bounce-back season in 2026, led by quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Terry McLaurin.
The team suffered a series of injuries, including Daniels' knee injury and McLaurin's quad injury, which limited their playing time together to just three games.
The Washington Commanders' record suffered as a result, going from 12 wins in 2024 to just five wins in 2025.
With both Daniels and McLaurin healthy and participating in the offseason, there is excitement about the duo's potential for the upcoming season.
John Daigle and Evan Silva of Establish the Run believe the duo is on track for a "big bounce-back" in 2026.
The Washington Commanders are currently standing 13th in the National Football Conference with a 6-11 record, on a one-game losing streak.
The team's next game is scheduled for September 13, 2026, against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Daigle noted that the Commanders had the fifth-highest success rate and 5.5 yards per play in 2024, and with Daniels and McLaurin leading the team, they are expected to improve in 2026.
Silva also commented on the team's new play-calling approach under David Blough, which he believes will benefit the team.
The Washington Commanders are looking to turn their season around, and with a healthy Daniels and McLaurin, they are poised for a strong comeback