The Washington Commanders already agreed to trade for receiver Deebo Samuel and retained Bobby Wagner, Zach Ertz, Zane Gonzalez and John Bates.

It worked so well that the Commanders had their best season in 33 years, winning 12 regular-season games and making it to the NFC championship game. Now, the challenge for Peters is to determine which free agents to retain and how to allocate Washington's abundance of cap space once free agency opens this week.

Happy Daylight Savings! On the day we celebrate adding an extra hour of sunlight to our day, we can also get primed for the legal tampering period set to begin tomorrow at noon. I expect Washington to be very active in the early stages of free agency,

The Commanders have plenty of cap space, plenty of needs, and plenty of momentum from their best season in decade as free agency looms.

The Washington Commanders have 28 unrestricted free agents, as well as one exclusive rights free agent, heading into the start of 2025 free agency and they are in the top-5 when it comes to total cap space.