Fansided · Feb 2
Commanders can’t ignore a $16 million contract that no longer matches the role
Washington Commanders offensive lineman Nick Allegretti | Jeff Hanisch-Imagn ImagesThe Washington Commanders find themselves in a strong financial position heading into the 2026 offseason. General manager Adam Peters has maintained flexibility to make the moves needed, and the club should be extremely active with so many holes to fill.
Peters was given a helping hand by the larger-than-expected salary-cap hike, which will take it over $300 million for the first time. Business is booming in the NFL, and the Commanders need to maximize every cent with very few high-end draft picks available currently.
