Noah Brown returns to the Washington Commanders after signing a one-year contract potentially worth $4.5 million. The veteran wide receiver joined the team in 2024 following his release from the Houston Texans and quickly became a key target for quarterback Jayden Daniels, recording 35 receptions for 453 yards before a kidney injury sidelined him. His highlight moment came when he caught a game-winning Hail Mary against the Chicago Bears in Week 8.

This season, Brown’s reception and yardage totals ranked third among Commanders' receivers, only behind Pro Bowler Terry McLaurin and Olamide Zaccheaus. Additionally, Washington has agreed to terms with K.J. Osborn, who provides depth. Osborn previously played for the Patriots, and while he didn't make an impact during his brief stint with the Commanders last season, he adds competition to a receiving corps that includes rising star Luke McCaffrey and newly acquired Deebo Samuel.