The Washington Commanders, currently 3-5 and facing a challenging season with injuries and limited draft picks, are unlikely to be major buyers or sellers ahead of the 2025 NFL trade deadline. Despite speculation about trading key players like Deebo Samuel or Javon Kinlaw, recent statements from head coach Dan Quinn indicate Samuel will not be traded, as he has regained his form after injury and remains vital to the team's offensive plans. The Commanders have already traded away several draft picks for players like Laremy Tunsil, Deebo Samuel, and Marshon Lattimore, limiting their ability to acquire new assets. Potential trade targets include veteran offensive lineman Andrew Wylie, who could help multiple teams, and younger players like Brandon Coleman and Noah Igbinoghene, though Coleman is less likely to be available. The team’s focus appears to be on maintaining their core roster, especially with the return of key players like quarterback Jayden Daniels, and avoiding disruptive trades that could hinder their playoff aspirations.