The Washington Commanders gave Treylon Burks a chance to galvanize his career last season. Now, they want to see more.
General manager Adam Peters has re-signed several veterans before the legal tampering window opens. Not everyone is going to get a reprieve, which is expected after a five-win campaign. However, bolstering depth with proven experience gives him a solid foundation to build on.
Burks was probably anxiously awaiting his fate. As it turned out, the Commanders saw enough in the wide receiver to give him another go-around in 2026.
Commanders' faith in Treylon Burks must be repaid for a future beyond 2026
According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Commanders have re-signed Burks to a one-year deal reportedly worth $4 million.