The Washington Commanders have decided to re-sign wide receiver Treylon Burks, securing the former first-round pick with a one-year contract valued at up to $4 million. Burks, who joined the Commanders last season after his release from the Tennessee Titans, showed promising performances that influenced the team’s decision to bring him back.
Burks’ Performance and Career Progression
After being released by the Titans following a challenging start to his NFL career, Burks was signed to the Commanders’ practice squad and then promoted midseason. During eight games, he caught 10 passes for 130 yards and scored a notable one-handed touchdown against the Denver Broncos, marking only his second career touchdown since his rookie year in 2022. This display of skill has increased his value to Washington.
Potential Impact on the Commanders’ Roster
Burks provides affordable depth to the Commanders’ often injury-hit receiver group and is familiar with their offensive system. With quarterback Jayden Daniels leading the offense, Burks’ ability could help solidify the receiving corps. His strong college record at Arkansas highlights his potential to become a significant contributor in the right environment.
Additional Moves: Stability at Kicker Position
In addition to Burks’ re-signing, the Commanders have retained kicker Jake Moody, hoping he can bring consistency to a role that has seen frequent changes. Moody, formerly with the San Francisco 49ers, delivered reliable performances after joining Washington and might become the franchise’s long-term kicker.
Looking Ahead for the Commanders
Re-signing Burks reflects the Commanders’ approach to reinforcing their roster with talent that fits their system at a manageable cost. As the team looks to overcome injuries and build stability, Burks’ role as a potential playmaker could prove valuable. Meanwhile, Moody’s presence aims to end the revolving door at the kicker position, both moves contributing to the team’s preparation for the upcoming season.
“The Commanders are bringing back former first-round WR Treylon Burks, who impressed in limited time last season, source said. The former Titans pick gets a 1-year deal worth a max of $4M.” ?source
The #Commanders are bringing back former first-round WR Treylon Burks, who impressed in limited time last season, source said.
The former Titans pick gets a 1-year deal worth a max of $4M. pic.twitter.com/CU7INCwYrY
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 6, 2026
