Ahead of their first practice of training camp, the Washington Commandersannounced five roster moves Wednesday, and general manager Adam Peters provided updates on existing injuries.
The Commanders announced five roster moves on Wednesday morning, signing veterans P Matt Haack and WR River Cracraft. In corresponding moves, Washington released OLB Andre Carter and TE Anthony Firkser, while also activating CB Fred Davis from the NFI list.
With training camp beginning, the Washington Commanders’ Jayden Daniels is ready to bounce back after an injury-plagued season. Coach Dan Quinn revealed that one of his weapons bulked up and made a major muscle transformation, according to Commanders beat writer John Keim.
The Commanders are doing everything they can to turn the ship around in 2026 and it all starts in training camp where Dan Quinn has a good plan to ensure the team develops as much as possible.
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 parted ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele on Monday just before the start of training camp. On Tuesday, Commanders head coach Dan Quinn announced that offensive assistant Wes Welker will now be working with the tight ends.
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The Washington Commanders are entering training camp without an established starting center. What they do have in Nick Allegretti is a dependable interior lineman who is capable of playing all three positions along the interior.
The Washington Commanders are going to look a little different this season after firing offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury during the offseason. Despite a disappointing 2025 season, the decision to let Kingsbury go was a bit of a surprise given the context of the season.
Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn and GM Adam Peters addressed the media Tuesday afternoon on veteran report day. The first announcement was that punter Tress Way and linebacker Kain Medrano were both dealing with injuries that are not expected to keep them out for long.
Wes Welker manned the tight ends unit while the Washington Commanders decided what to do about Ben Steele, and the two-time First-Team All-Pro wide receiver will now assume the role on a full-time basis.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
Per Aaron Wilson of KPRC, the Commanders hosted the nine players for workouts. The following players worked out with Washington: LS Cal Adomitis WR River
The much-anticipated start of the 2026 NFL regular season now sits just a little over a month away, and most offseason storylines have shifted to focusing on how the league's 32 franchises plan on approaching the schedule at hand.
Real football has officially returned to the fold. So naturally, it’s time to make some bold predictions before the Commanders hold their first training camp practice.
Washington's defense went from serviceable in 2024 to awful in 2025. After giving up the fifth-most passing yards and third-most rushing yards in the league, Washington drafted Sonny Styles with the seventh overall pick, but one player won't be enough to elevate the group from the bottom of the league.
Hours before training camp kicks off around the league, ESPN's Matt Bowen ranked the 50 most impactful moves of the offseason. Washington earned three entries on the list: the drafting of Sonny Styles and the free-agent signings of Odafe Oweh and Chig Okonkwo.
The Commanders didn’t see this one coming ahead of training camp and practically no one else did. Washington Commanders training camp hasn’t even featured a single practice, yet the news is already flying.
The Commanders have officially signed Rasul Douglas, confirming an agreement which was worked out earlier this month. In a corresponding move, linebacker/special teams ace Nick Bellore has been moved to the reserve/retired list.
Stefon Diggs remains unsigned as teams open up training camps around the league. He is still among the top options on the market at the receiver position.
The Washington Commanders have made a coaching change just days before training camp. The organization announced Monday that it has parted ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele following his arrest on suspicion of driving while impaired in June.
The Washington Commanders parted ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele on Monday, just before the start of training camp. "The team will have no further comment at this time," the Commanders said in a statement.
Ben Steele will not be a member of the Commanders’ coaching staff during training camp. His time in the nation’s capital has proven to be very short-lived.
The Washington Commanders have parted ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele, via ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The decision comes less than five months after Steele
Ben Steele, the tight ends coach for the Washington Commanders, was abruptly fired by the team on Monday morning, July 27, days before the start of training camp.
The Washington Commanders have abruptly made a coaching change, right before the start of the 2026 NFL regular season. Washington announced on Monday morning, July 27, that they have fired tight ends coach Ben Steele.