The Raiders' defensive coordinator uses a unique four-man front that could unlock Daron Payne and allow Frankie Luvu to roam free.

Dennard Wilson, defensive coordinator for the Tennessee Titans, interviewed for a job with the Washington Commanders, according to a report.

The Washington Commanders reportedly went with an internal candidate to replace former offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury.

Commanders express interest in former Titans defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson after making major coaching changes

The Lions pursued one of the rising young assistants in the league, but he'll remain with his current team after a promotion.

It's a stunning turn of events, one that mirrors a similarly stunning turn of events for Washington. In 2024, Kingsbury's up-tempo offense led by rookie Jayden Daniels was one of the best in the NFL. In 2025, Daniels played in just seven games, and the Commanders, beset by injuries not only at quarterback but elsewhere, struggled.

A lot can happen in one year, just ask the Washington Commanders. This time last year, the Commanders were making a magical run to the NFC Championship. This year, the team is watching the postseason from the couch.

Lattimore was arrested on Jan. 7 in Lakewood, Ohio, as police claim he failed to disclose that a gun was in the vehicle he was riding in.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, Washington has interviewed Cardinals receivers coach and passing game coordinator Drew Terrell for the role. Terrell, 34, had been with Arizona since 2023. But he was previously with Washington from 2020-2022 under former head coach Ron Rivera, first as assistant receivers coach and then as receivers coach.

The Washington Commanders suffered injuries and struggled with uninspired coaching decisions throughout 2025, ultimately leading to a literal rev