The Washington Commanders, by all accounts, had an incredible 2024 season.
After years of turmoil and frustration, the franchise not only made the playoffs but won multiple games and reached the NFC Championship.
General manager Adam Peters, head coach Dan Quinn, and rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels made quite the impression on the league in their first season together.
According to insider Bram Weinstein, the Commanders are planning to make some adjustments to their uniforms.
??????: The #Commanders are planning to
make some small adjustments to their uniforms, per Bram Weinstein.(h/t: @JayDanielsMVP) pic.twitter.com/vugDBLVqMT
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) January 30, 2025
After the season that the franchise just had, it can do what it wants.
Winning 12 games in a season after virtually not being able to compete for anything over the last two decades deserves to be celebrated.
Jayden Daniels set the league on fire as he made the Pro Bowl after completing 69% of his passes for 3,568 passing yards and 25 touchdowns.
He posted a passer rating of 100.1 and also ran for 891 yards on the ground.
This team’s success was due largely to his play and the help of veteran players such as wide receiver Terry McLaurin, linebacker Bobby Wagner, and tight end Zach Ertz.
Overall, the Commanders organization continues to show signs of improvement as they have realigned ownership, built a strong roster, and are now looking to update their uniforms.
These are exciting times for the Commanders and their fans, as the future is extremely bright.
Look for the team to likely be in contention for years to come and look good in their updated jerseys while they do just that.
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