Washington Commanders' NFL Trade Deadline Tracker: No Trades Yet, But Rumors Swirl
As of November 4, 2025, at 8:22 PM UTC, the Washington Commanders find themselves in a challenging position. With a 3-6 record and a four-game losing streak, the team is struggling, and their playoff hopes are fading. The recent news of quarterback Jayden Daniels' season-ending elbow injury and wide receiver Terry McLaurin's continued absence due to a quad injury doesn't help their cause. The Commanders were hoping to turn things around with a win against the Seahawks on Sunday night, but a 28-0 deficit put an end to those aspirations.
The NFL trade deadline is fast approaching at 4 p.m. today, and while the Commanders haven't been heavily involved in trade rumors lately, that could be about to change. With the team likely out of playoff contention, general manager Adam Peters might consider making a move or two to reshape the roster.
One player generating interest is offensive lineman Andrew Wylie, who has drawn quiet attention from other teams. Wylie, a versatile player who can play both right tackle and guard, could be a valuable asset. According to front-office sources, four executives believe he could fetch a late-round pick swap.
Another name to watch is Deebo Samuel. If ego doesn't get in the way, Samuel could be a trade target. Peters and the front office acquired Samuel for just a fifth-round pick in March, and multiple teams have expressed interest in re-signing him. One general manager even suggested that a fifth-round pick is a fair price.
Additionally, the Commanders' defensive back Noah Igbinoghene could be a potential trade target on deadline day. While the team hasn't been actively involved in trade rumors, the deadline provides an opportunity for strategic moves, and these players could be key pieces in reshaping the roster for the future.
Will the Commanders make any trades before the deadline? Only time will tell, but with the team's current struggles, it's an intriguing possibility that could spark some exciting changes.
