The Washington Commanders made a dedicated effort to get younger this offseason, ditching most of their aging, battered contributors in exchange for younger options to breathe fresh life into the franchise's fading contending hopes. In walked a slew of draftees and undervalued free agents, and out trudged nearly a dozen 30-somethings who'd already played their best football.While some outgoing names like Deebo Samuel and Von Miller would eventually land fresh contracts elsewhere, other familiar faces continue waiting for their next phone call. Austin Ekeler and Zach Ertz were featured weapons in Jayden Daniels' offense over his first two years on the job before they each sustained brutal season-ending injuries, though the latter player may see the Commanders on the field sooner than the fans may anticipate.The soon-to-be 36-year-old Ertz isn't hanging the cleats up yet, with a return to his old Philadelphia Eagles still reportedly "on the table" should the Commanders' divisional rivals look to add any more offensive firepower behind starting tight end Dallas Goedert. Eagles' Zach Ertz grabs a pass before dropping it after taking a hit in the first quarter Sunday against the Cowboys.