The Washington Commanders have released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of their 2025 season opener against the New York Giants.

We're finally here. After months of impatience, the Washington Commanders will kick off their 2025 season against the New York Giants at Northwest Stadium.  

The 2025 season is now here, and the Washington Commanders are entering Year 2 of the Dan Quinn-Adam Peters regime as one of the league's top teams. Here's how they stack up against the rest of the NFL.

The Washington Commanders' secondary has significantly changed from last season with their offseason additions. As a result, the "Booth Review" podcast, hosted by former Washington linebacker London Fletcher and voice of the Commanders, Bram Weinstein, expect the defense to look a little different in 2025.

With wide receiver Terry McLaurin officially signed to a contract extension, "Get Loud" podcast hosts Michael Jenkins and Fred Smoot were quick to point out how the addition of McLaurin will allow the Washington Commanders' wide receiving corps to play to their strengths.

The Command Center crew discusses the key components to repeating the team's success from 2024.

The next step is for Daniels and McLaurin to get back up to speed in the nine days between now and the team's season opener against the New York Giants, as McLaurin sat out of camp while also dealing with an ankle injury. 

In signing Terry McLaurin to an extension, General Manager Adam Peters admitted the decision took in more than just what the wide receiver can do for the Washington Commanders on the field. 

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Friday, Aug. 29, 2025.

McLaurin's new contract extension allows him the chance to reach new heights and surpass Ring of Fame honorees. He doesn't take that for granted, but that's not what he's out to accomplish. 

The Washington Commanders announced the following roster move on Thursday.