Commanders listed among likeliest landing spots for free-agent WR Adam Peters knows well

In order to remedy the situation, the New York Post's Ryan Dunleavy thinks general manager Adam Peters and Co. could turn to former 49ers wideout, Jauan Jennings, who remains available on the open market.

Word is that Jennings, 28, overpriced himself in a market where five receivers secured at least $14 million per year, including his 49ers replacement Mike Evans. A physical run blocker, Jennings totaled 55 catches for 643 yards and nine touchdowns in 15 games.

Jennings already is visiting the Vikings, the Raiders didn’t draft a pass catcher for No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza until the sixth round, and the Commanders need a No. 2 receiver.

As Dunleavy notes, it's clear Jennings did not get what he was looking for on the open market, hence his availability at this late stage in free agency.

Putting that aside for now, Jennings, who was with Peters when he was in San Francisco, would be just what the doctor ordered for the Commanders.

Jennings had a down season in 2025, posting 643 yards, but he also scored nine touchdowns, showing just how deadly he can be in the red zone.

Even with those lackluster numbers, which were likely at least partly a result of his dealing with several injuries during the season, Jennings would've had the second-most receiving yards if he was on the Commanders in 2025.

For Jennings' best season, we have to go back to 2024, when he notched a career-high 975 receiving yards to go along with six touchdowns. Those numbers show Jennings is capable of being a very good No. 2 in an offense.

If the Commanders can secure Jennings and Aiyuk and combine them with McLaurin, they'll be good to go for the 2026 campaign.