On this week’s episode of Washington Huddle, Sports Director Derek Forrest and Washington legend Santana Moss break down the good, the bad, and the ugly from the 2025 season for the Washington Commanders.

What follows is a seven-round mock draft — six selections total — designed to reflect that reality.

The Washington Commanders have a long offseason ahead once they finish up their Week 18 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.The NFL doesn't wait for anyone, and the offseason will get rolling quickly once that next Monday hits,

Trent Williams earned his 12th Pro Bowl selection this week, a reminder of the 2020 trade that still looms over the franchise despite Laremy Tunsil's arrival.

The Panthers traded up to select Johnson with the 80th overall pick of the 2023 draft. Their jump saw them send their third-rounder (93rd overall) and a fourth-rounder (132nd overall) to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Cowboys take on their old rival, Washington missing its starting QB and with a defense that has unraveled.

Washington Commanders view a makeshift Week 18 offensive line not as a liability, but as a crucial final audition for the 2026 roster.

The Washington Commanders were unveiled as the new NFL team name replacing the Washington Football Team for the 2022 season and beyond. The Commanders revealed the name with much fan fare and months of questions and angst over what the new name of the team will be.

The good news for the Cowboys is Pro Bowl defensive tackle Quinnen Williams (neck) is trending toward returning to action in Week 17 after missing Week 16 because his neck flared up in practice at the tail end of the week last week.

Washington learn just how precaroius its build around Jayden Daniels really is. It's time for an infusion of young talent — and a new No. 2 target.

Will the Washington Commanders need to replace two coordinators this offseason? Everyone expects head coach Dan Quinn to move on from defensive coordinator Joe Whitt Jr., after replacing him as the defensive play-caller ahead of Week 11. But what about offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury?