The Commanders have added some reinforcement at tight end. The team announced that they’ve signed veteran TE Anthony Firkser. To make room on the roster, the Commanders cut WR Ja’Corey Brooks.
The Washington Commanders were one of the biggest letdowns in the 2025 NFL season. After winning 12 games and coming just a win away from reaching the Super Bowl in the 2024 NFL season, Jayden Daniels and the Commanders regressed in 2025, going just 5-12 to finish just third in the NFC East Division standings.
Tuesday, the Commanders were back at it again out at Ashburn, Virginia, at OTAs. The team practiced outside for the first time in June, and the day was highlighted by the speed that was shown on the defensive side of the ball and the buzz of the unknown on the offensive side.
Terry McLaurin had the best year of his career under Kliff Kingsbury in 2024, but there was always one issue with his usage that could’ve led to even better results if done differently.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The Washington Commanders signed 31-year-old veteran tight end Anthony Firkser on Tuesday morning before OTAs began in Ashburn, Virginia. On the surface,
The Washington Commanders announced they have signed TE Anthony Firkser to a contract. In correspondence, the Commanders released WR Ja’Corey Brooks. Firkser, 31, originally signed on with the Jets as an undrafted free agent out of Harvard back in 2017.
Looking over the 2026 roster, the biggest thing that pops out is the overwhelming amount of players in their last year. Obviously, some players were recently added to the roster via free agency on one-year prove-it deals, but there are 20+ players on the roster whose futures lie no further than this season.
While the Washington Commanders try to recover from last year’s defensive debacle, they are trying not to waste Jayden Daniels’ rookie contract advantage.
The Washington Commanders are hoping that the 2026 season brings better fortune than the 2025 campaign, which was marred by injuries and overall regression from their surprise run to the NFC Championship the year before.
Deebo Samuel is no longer at the peak of his powers, but he proved that he still had plenty left in the tank last season. Is this AFC North team the right fit for Samuel?
Jayden Daniels fully has fully recovered from the elbow injury he suffered in 2025. So why is ESPN saying his play is worth monitoring over the next few months and into the regular season, even?
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Washington Commanders General Manager Adam Peters was nothing but smiles when he was hired, but went a bit quiet at first when he was asked about the talent on the roster at the time.
The Commanders ranked dead last in terms of total defense in 2025 and were the fifth-worst team with respect to passing defense. While Washington added CBs Amik Robertson and Ahkello Witherspoon in free agency this year, the team’s cornerback room still looks as if it could use a quality addition or two.
The Washington Commanders are currently gearing up for the 2026 NFL season, which is slated to begin in early September. The Commanders are hoping to bounce back after a rough 2025 campaign, which saw them miss the playoffs altogether on the heels of their 2024 run to the NFC Championship Game.
The NFL schedule makers certainly didn’t do Dan Quinn any favors for his third year at the helm in Washington. When the 2026 NFL schedule dropped, Washington Commanders fans immediately circled the opening stretch of the season.
If there is one takeaway from the first week of Washington Commanders OTAs, it’s that the energy on the defensive side of the ball has fundamentally shifted.
Veteran OLB Von Miller has been adamant all offseason that he plans to play in his 15th year and age-37 season in 2026. During an appearance in Denver on Wednesday for his foundation, Miller was asked if he had spoken with Broncos HC Sean Payton about a reunion.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Giants are working out veteran DT Eddie Goldman on Tuesday. Goldman, 32, is a former second-round pick of the Bears back in 2015.