Mike Williams, a WR the Commanders pursued last offseason, has retired from the NFL. The move validates the decision to pass on the injury-plagued star.

The Washington Commanders have finally come to an agreement with second-round draft pick Trey Amos and have now locked in its full 2025 NFL draft class. The entire league has been trying to figure out how to sign their second round picks after the Houston Texans and Cleveland Browns gave their respective second round picks fully-guaranteed contracts for the first time in NFL history.

Another second-round pick has agreed to terms on his rookie deal. According to multiple reports, cornerback Trey Amos has agreed to a four-year pact with the Commanders. Amos was the 61st overall selection in April.

Terry McLaurin is one of the most polarizing contract holdouts this offseason, and it's only heating up with Commanders training camp opening July 22. You can see from both sides why a deal has not been struck yet.

Washington Commanders' wideout Luke McCaffrey comes from a family of football players. Luke enters his second season in 2025 after appearing in all 17 games last year with four starts. The Athletic's Mike Jones has McCaffrey tabbed as a possible breakout candidate next season.

As he continues his standoff with the Washington Commanders, one analyst gave a bold take on Terry McLaurin staying away from the team in search of a new deal.

San Francisco 49ers star running back Christian McCaffrey came in at No. 73 this year after being No. 3 in 2024. Washington Commanders linebacker Bobby Wagner cracked the list at No. 74 after another strong campaign in 2024. Here's the full top 100 list:

It’s a trivial development, though, compared with the contract standoff with Terry McLaurin, Jayden Daniels’ favorite target. The player and the team aren’t close to agreement on an extension. Maybe the disgruntled McLaurin will hold out during training camp. But so far, he’s not asking for a trade. What pass catcher would want to leave Daniels?