4 Commanders players who don’t deserve another season in 2024
By Dean Jones
Dyami Brown - Commanders WR
The Washington Commanders couldn't get anything going consistently on offense last season. There were many disappointments to emerge from the campaign. This was arguably the biggest of all thanks to the high-profile arrival of Eric Bieniemy.
There was a lack of balance offensively, which caused severe complications and made things too one-dimensional. Bieniemy needs to take his fair share of blame for the team's failings. It was also evident that a distinct lack of quality options in the passing game held them back.
Hopes were high that Dyami Brown could take a monumental leap forward in 2023. He's the sort of wide receiver who's thrived under Bieniemy previously. His former college quarterback Sam Howell was under center. Everything seemed to be in place for a breakout season.
Unfortunately for Brown, none of this came to fruition. The 2021 third-round selection couldn't firmly establish himself despite everyone aside from Terry McLaurin struggling to make an impact. Costly individual errors didn't help. There was also an inability to create separation effectively to inspire confidence.
The Commanders cannot afford to ignore their skill position options this offseason. This bears more significance if they take a quarterback at No. 2 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft. Brown is under contract for one more season, but the sample size is big enough to suggest he's undeserving of another look.