7 Commanders who could be entering their final season with the team in 2024
By Dean Jones
Adam Peters implemented a vast roster overhaul this offseason as he looks to get the Washington Commanders back among the playoff hopefuls. The general manager left no stone unturned, had conviction with every decision, and ensured there was still plenty of financial flexibility long-term. That's not a bad first few months at the helm by any stretch of the imagination.
It'll be fascinating to watch how all these new additions and already-established veterans mesh together in the coming months. This is going to be a constant assessment by Peters and head coach Dan Quinn. The power couple also won't hesitate to cut ties with those not pulling their weight if they feel like it will benefit the franchise.
There is a significant amount of hard work ahead and the chances for more alternations throughout Peters' tenure are likely. Much will also depend on how many strides the Commanders can make in 2024. Something that raises the urgency for those who could be facing an uncertain future.
With this in mind, here are seven Commanders players who could be entering their final season with the team in 2024.
Dyami Brown - Commanders WR
After failing to firmly establish himself on the rotation once again last season, wide receiver Dyami Brown's future is hanging by a thread. The fact he's still around right now indicates the Washington Commanders want to see whether the former third-round selection can find a role in Kliff Kingsbry's scheme. But in all honesty, the jury is still out.
Brown has the physical profile to potentially assist. That said, he finds it difficult to create separation and drops have been another ongoing frustration where the North Carolina product is concerned. Unless substantial improvements arrive, a situation could emerge where the Commanders go in a completely different direction.
There is plenty of added incentive from Brown's perspective. He's been almost an innocent bystander over his first three seasons, but trying to impress a new regime coupled with a contract year raises the stakes exponentially.