The Washington Commanders were arguably the story of the 2024 NFL season. In the first year of the Dan Quinn era, Washington went from 4-13 to 12-5 in a magical campaign that ended in the NFC Championship game.

General manager Adam Peters has done a strong job of building the roster needed to capitalize on the organization's surprise run to the conference championship game last season. Now, the pressure is on to sustain that success moving forward.

Offseason trades for wide receiver Deebo Samuel and left tackle Laremy Tunsil, on top of last season’s move for cornerback Marshon Lattimore, added Pro Bowl-level talent — and shrunk Washington’s draft capital this year and next. The Commanders made nine picks in 2024 but have only 10 for the next two years.