WASHINGTON COMMANDERS

As the Washington Commanders prepare to open their season on the road against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, here’s everything you need for a game day at home.

The national media expects Washington’s offensive rookie of the year candidate to help the franchise improve on last year’s four-win season.

Washington’s offensive line lacks continuity but will need to jell quickly with the season opener coming against Todd Bowles’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The former second-round pick is the first player drafted by the previous regime to get a new deal. The Commanders also suspended a staffer Wednesday for recorded comments.

Commanders Coach Dan Quinn embraces evolution — for his defenses and himself. He has become a collaborative leader through self-reflection.

The Commanders are not a recalibrated team, as Coach Dan Quinn likes to say. They’re a full tear-down, razed to the ground with the intent of building up.

Adam Peters’s journey to the Washington Commanders’ front office demonstrates how he views the game, and its people.

Washington has a favorable slate that features the lightest travel in the NFL and several opponents who are projected to struggle this season.

Jayden Daniels wins offensive rookie of the year? Fellow rookie Ben Sinnott rewrites the franchise’s record book? Hey, it could happen.

Washington Post beat writers Nicki Jhabvala and Sam Fortier dish on the hot topics — and silly ones, too — in a Reddit Ask Me Anything session.

Washington did not make any waiver claims but brought in Brown, who had 33 catches for 567 yards with the Houston Texans last season.

The team released 34 players, including 2023 draft picks and defensive ends K.J. Henry and Andre Jones. It figures to add players through waivers.

An eight-year deal with Northwest Federal Credit Union runs through 2031, potentially giving the Landover facility its final name before the team moves.

The Commanders must trim their roster to 53 by Tuesday afternoon. Here are The Washington Post’s projections for their initial roster.

The Commanders hope Congress passes a bill during a lame-duck session late in the fall.

At 32, the former Steelers standout is six years removed from his last NFL regular season game. The Commanders hope there’s still plenty of tread left on the tires.

After acknowledging the previous installation ‘fell short’ in its attempt to honor the late safety, the team said it is working with the Taylor family on plans for a statue.

Adam Peters has remade the Commanders, and this — trading a recent first-round pick within the division — is his boldest move yet.