The Washington Commanders are determined to turn things around in 2024 after finishing last in the NFC East with a 4-13 record. In an effort to rebuild, they have brought in an entirely new coaching staff. Their poor record landed them the second overall pick in the draft, which they used to select quarterback Jayden Daniels, who they hope will be their future franchise quarterback.
With so many new faces in the organization, it is difficult to predict how all the changes will come together and whether they will lead to success for the team. The roster has undergone a complete overhaul, with only two star players remaining – wide receiver Terry McLaurin and defensive tackle Jonathan Allen. Both players were mentioned as honorable mentions on CBS Sports Pete Prisco’s top-100 players of the 2024 season list.
McLaurin has continued to perform well despite the team’s struggles and has recorded four consecutive seasons with over 1,000 receiving yards. Allen, on the other hand, will be looking to bounce back from a slightly less productive season in 2023 compared to his previous Pro Bowl seasons. Other players like Austin Ekeler and Jahan Dotson will also be looking to make an impact for the Commanders this season.
The Commanders focused on building a foundation of balance this offseason rather than making big splashes in free agency. Now, with a new coaching staff and quarterback in place, they will need to demonstrate progress in this new era of football in Washington D.C. Fans can stay updated on the team by following CommanderGameday and the Locked On Commanders podcast for coverage throughout the 2024 season.
As part of their rebuilding efforts, Washington Commanders have introduced an entirely new coaching staff.
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