Michael Pitts+FollowCommanders shake up: Blough in, Samuel out?The Washington Commanders are taking a bold gamble by promoting David Blough to offensive coordinator, despite his lack of play-calling experience. This move signals a major shift in offensive style—expect more speed, up-tempo plays, and a bigger focus on the run game. But here’s the twist: Deebo Samuel’s future with the team is suddenly up in the air. With his contract up and a hefty price tag, the Commanders might let their most reliable receiver walk. Is this the right call for Washington’s rebuild, or a risky bet that could backfire? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #Commanders10Share
Jay Williams+FollowCommanders eye Chiefs’ Joe Cullen for DC roleChris Jones’ reaction says it all—Washington might be on the verge of a game-changing hire. The Commanders are seriously considering Chiefs defensive line coach Joe Cullen for their defensive coordinator spot, and Jones, a star in Kansas City, is clearly not thrilled about the possibility of losing him. Cullen’s reputation for building tough, disruptive defenses could be exactly what Washington needs after a rough season. With Dan Quinn moving fast on staff changes, do you think Cullen is the right fit to turn the Commanders’ defense around? Who else would you want to see in the mix? #Sports #Football #Commanders10Share
andersonkaren+FollowDan Snyder: Commanders’ Dark Cloud Ranked #2Long-suffering Commanders fans, it’s official—Dan Snyder just landed at #2 on the all-time worst owners list, only behind Donald Sterling. After years of chaos, scandals, and that infamous disconnect with legends and fans, the Snyder era is finally in the rearview. Sure, the 2025 season was rough, but with Josh Harris at the helm and big plans for the RFK site, there’s real hope. Anyone else feel like the real win was just getting rid of the tormentor? #Sports #Commanders #DanSnyder00Share
Chad Williams+FollowWashington’s draft pick dilemma: Big moves ahead?Washington’s front office is seriously considering trading their top-10 NFL Draft pick, hoping to snag more picks and inject some much-needed youth into the team. With 28 players on the roster about to hit 30, it’s clear the Commanders are overdue for a shakeup. But with only six draft picks—and most of them late-round long shots—GM Adam Peters faces a tough challenge. Would you trade the first-round pick for more chances, or hold tight and hope for a star? This could shape the team’s future for years. What would you do if you were in charge? #Sports #Football #Commanders00Share
Amy Williams+FollowOrlovsky Wants Ledford for Commanders O-LineBig shakeup in D.C.! After a rough season, Coach Quinn cleaned house, and now Dan Orlovsky is calling for the Commanders to go all-in on Dwayne Ledford as Bobby Johnson’s replacement. Ledford’s run game magic in Atlanta could be just what the Hogs need to get back on track. But will Washington move fast enough to land him before someone else does? This next hire could make or break Quinn’s tenure. Thoughts, Commanders fans? #Sports #Football #Commanders00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowBig changes brewing for Commanders’ defenseWashington fans, it looks like the Commanders’ coaching shakeup isn’t over yet. After letting go of defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr., all eyes are now on Jason Simmons, the defensive pass game coordinator, whose unit struggled despite big investments. With Dan Quinn making bold moves to turn things around, nobody’s job is safe—especially after a rough season where the secondary fell short. Some players aren’t thrilled, but after a year like this, major changes feel overdue. What do you think—should Simmons be next, or does he deserve another shot? #Sports #Football #Commanders00Share
glen25+FollowCommanders fans fed up with Kinlaw’s empty talkJavon Kinlaw’s big contract was supposed to bring a spark to the Commanders, but after a season with zero sacks and more scuffles than highlights, fans are losing patience. Despite the team’s rough year and his own lackluster performance, Kinlaw keeps making bold claims about the future—while his actions say otherwise. With $30 million guaranteed, Washington is likely stuck with him for another season. Do you think Kinlaw can turn things around, or is it time for the Commanders to cut their losses? Let’s hear your thoughts on what’s next for the team! #Sports #Football #Commanders00Share
Amy Williams+FollowPittman Jr. to Commanders? Indy Rumors Heat UpColts fans, have you seen the latest buzz? With Michael Pittman Jr.'s future in Indy looking shaky due to his massive cap hit, the Commanders might be ready to pounce if he becomes a free agent. Pairing Pittman with Jayden Daniels could finally give the Commanders the offensive firepower they've been missing. Could this be the surprise move that turns Washington around? The ball’s in Indy’s court now! #Sports #Football #Commanders21Share
Eddie Deleon+FollowCommanders’ coaching shake-up brewing?Dan Quinn and Adam Peters just sent a clear message without saying much—Kliff Kingsbury’s future as Commanders offensive coordinator is suddenly up in the air. Instead of backing Kingsbury, they dodged the question, fueling talk that big changes are coming. With other teams eyeing Kingsbury for head coach roles and no public vote of confidence from the new regime, it feels like Washington is on the verge of a major staff overhaul. Fans, what do you think—should the Commanders stick with Kingsbury or start fresh on offense? #Sports #Commanders #NFL00Share
Jay Williams+FollowCommanders’ Brandon Coleman silences criticsBrandon Coleman’s journey with the Washington Commanders has been anything but smooth, but lately, he’s showing everyone why he deserves a spot on the field. After a tough start—switching positions, getting benched, and battling injuries—Coleman is now stepping up with a new level of grit and consistency. Even head coach Dan Quinn has noticed his growth, calling out his resilience and athleticism. With Coleman likely starting again in Week 18, it’s hard not to root for a guy who’s fighting to prove the doubters wrong. What do you think—has Coleman earned a bigger role next season? #Sports #Football #Commanders00Share
