A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2025.

NFL teams have shifted their focus towards evaluating prospects for the 2026 NFL Draft, and this year's East-West Shrine Bowl will offer them a chance to see nearly 140 players compete and show off their skill sets.

We're nearing the end of January, which means that it's almost time for some of the best college prospects in the country to meet in Mobile, Alabama, for the 2026 Senior Bowl.

The Washington Commanders will have the chance to take one of the top players in the NFL Draft with the No. 7 overall pick, but it's important to remember that whoever the Commanders take with their first-round pick makes up only a portion of their draft class.

Commanders.com will look back at how each group performed last season, breaking down top performers and looking ahead at where they could go next. The defensive linemen are next up on the list. 

Commanders.com will look back at how each group performed last season, breaking down top performers and looking ahead at where they could go next. The tight ends are next up on the list. 

A morning roundup of content from the Washington Commanders on Friday, Jan. 16, 2025.

There are several candidates on the market with multiple teams competing against each other, but analysts Logan Paulsen, Fred Smoot and Santana Moss believe the Commanders are an attractive destination for some of the best defensive minds in the league. 

The path to the NFL Draft is just starting, and Washington Commanders analyst Logan Paulsen is already hard at work evaluating prospects. Here are his thoughts about some of the players connected to Washington by the national media.

The Washington Commanders made an unconventional move when they hired assistant quarterbacks coach David Blough to be their offensive coordinator, and Fred Smoot loves it. 

Over the next three weeks, Commanders.com will look back at how each group performed last season, breaking down top performers and looking ahead at where they could go next. After starting with the running backs, the linebackers are next up on the list. 

The Washington Commanders had several issues during the 2025 season, but their running game wasn't one of them. The offense finished in the top five in rushing yards per game for the second straight season -- a feat they haven't achieved since the 2012 and 2013 seasons.