The Washington Commanders are heading into another offseason after finishing with an 8-8-1 record, and even though the team missed out on making the playoffs, there were multiple players and position groups who had strong performances. So, here's a look at who stood out according to the numbers and analytics.

Butler learned to play free and not be afraid of making mistakes, and it helped him grow throughout his rookie season.

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Mathis said during the Commanders' locker room clean out day that he has made progress in his rehab "quicker than we really thought."

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Whether it was because of injuries or trades, the Commanders needed their depth in the secondary to step up at various points of the season. Holmes was thrust into that position on top of managing his own duties on special teams, and though it was not perfect, the former Oklahoma State Cowboy held his own against opposing wideouts.

Brown, who first joined the NFL coaching ranks in 2020, when the Rams hired him as a running backs coach, has 12 seasons of experience, most of which comes from the college level.

McLaurin, who posted a career-high 1,191 yards on 77 receptions, is ranked No. 37 among all positions and eighth among receivers. Payne was ranked No. 75 and sixth among defensive tackles after racking up 11.5 sacks, which is more than the fifth-year pro had in his previous three seasons combined.

Studesville, who began his NFL coaching career with the Chicago Bears in 1997, has nearly three decades of experience coaching on the offensive side of the ball.

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Forrest went from a primarily special teams player to a starter, and he's ready to get back to work for Year 3.