The Washington Commanders have made moves all offseason that told the rest of the NFL they believe their Super Bowl window is right now. So why are there rumors they might trade away two of their top offensive weapons?

The Washington Commanders are looking to take the next step, and here are two underrated sleepers who could break out in the 2025 NFL season.

Cameras were on new Washington Commanders wide receiver Deebo Samuel at practice, and fans all noticed the same thing about him.

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels burst onto the scene as a rookie, becoming one of the best players in the league from the jump. Now, Daniels hopes his second season can mimic his success from the first,

Laremy Tunsil praises Jayden Daniels and rookie Josh Conerly Jr. as he embraces the Commanders’ new culture after minicamp.

San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle took to social media to defend former teammate Deebo Samuel. A video of Samuel running routes at half-speed during Washington Commanders minicamp went viral and garnered him some criticism for a perceived lack of effort or dip in explosiveness:

The Washington Commanders are nearing the end of mandatory minicamp as they gear up to prove they are a legit Super Bowl contender. Washington had a busy offsea

Washington Commanders All-Pro WR Terry McLaurin is skipping mandatory minicamp as he tries to obtain lucrative new contract extension.

Unfortunately, Brown's battles with health setbacks continued in Washington. During a Week 13 matchup, Brown suffered a lacerated kidney. While the Commanders went on a three-game playoff run, which ended in the NFC Championship last postseason, Brown's setback prevented him from being a part of the action.

CBS Sports outlines the dream scenario for Washington in 2025—and it starts with Adam Peters’ offseason gambles paying off in a big way.