The Commanders released their first unofficial depth chart on Monday and there aren’t a ton of surprises. The Washington Commanders released the first unofficial depth chart of the 2026 season ahead of this week’s preseason game against the Miami Dolphins.
After spirits were thriving Friday with Stefon Diggs making his debut on the practice field, morale plummeted as Laremy Tunsil was diagnosed with a torn triceps that could force him to miss significant time.
Since 1990, 46 NFL running backs have led or tied for the lead in rushing touchdowns on the season. How many of these leaders can you name in five minutes?
The Washington Commanders are coming off a poor 2025 NFL Season with high expectations for the 2026 season, but despite those expectations, they are not off to a great start in the 2026 offseason.
The signing of Stefon Diggs immediately changed the conversation around Washington's receiver room, essentially pushing everyone down a notch in the pecking order.
According to Nicki Jhabvala, the plan for Washington to replace LT Laremy Tunsil is to kick OL Brandon Coleman from guard to tackle. Coleman started at left tackle for most of his rookie season in 2024 before Washington acquired Tunsil in a trade.
The news out of Ashburn is a gut punch. Losing Laremy Tunsil (torn triceps) for a significant stretch of the season is the exact scenario nobody wanted to think about.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
The Washington Commanders are hoping to bounce back from last year's 5-12 record with the help of some new additions to the offense. Unfortunately, they might find it a lot harder now with their Pro Bowl left tackle Laremy Tunsil set to miss time.
Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders received some of the worst possible news imaginable from training camp when All-Pro left tackle Laremy Tunsil went down with a torn triceps tendon during Saturday’s practice, per NFL insider Mike Garafolo.
The Washington Commanders’ offseason has been nothing short of electric, with the homecoming of star wide receiver Stefon Diggs serving as a major focal point of the recent roster moves.
The Washington Commanders were able to add a proven veteran to their team this week, signing wide receiver Stefon Diggs in hopes of improving the offense.
Saturday marked the eighth and longest day of Washington Commanders Training Camp to date this summer. The day was full of bright spots, including K'Lavon
The Washington Commanders continued reshaping their roster Saturday as training camp progresses, adding three veteran offensive linemen while parting ways with two players and placing another on the Reserve/Retired list.
Stefon Diggs’ reputation has clearly preceded him heading into his first season with the Washington Commanders. Diggs signed with the Commanders on Wednesday and did not waste any time getting to work.
The Commanders had only seven picks in the 2026 NFL draft and needed to make each one count. Sonny Styles in the first round was the obvious headline, but after that, they relied on late-round picks and undrafted free agents to make their mark on the team.
Injuries were all over the field for the Commanders during the 2025 season, and Washington started training camp in a hole as well, with Dorance Armstrong and Trey Amos opening camp on the PUP list.
Former Indianapolis Colts star quarterback Andrew Luck is tossing dimes again — sort of. Luck was spotted on Tuesday throwing passes on the field to his former Stanford Cardinal teammate and veteran NFL tight end Zach Ertz. Here is the video of Luck throwing passes to Ertz just like the good old days.