The NFL said San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York will face review under the league’s personal conduct policy. Now comes the awkward part: proving that the policy does not suddenly soften when the person under investigation signs the checks.
Jayden Daniels has turned into a meme basically overnight. After the Washington Commanders star took action against his alma mater LSU over their use of his #5 jersey, Daniels has been clowned endlessly on social media.
The Burgundy Roundup brings together the best Washington Commanders reporting, analysis, interviews, and other worthwhile reads from around the web, along with selected coverage from Commanders On SI.
Despite the changes the Washington Commanders' front office has made since embracing the Jayden Daniels era, its slew of quarterback understudies has remained largely stagnant over the past two years of roster-building.
The Washington Commanders unexpectedly added a Day 15 practice to the training camp schedule that was originally scheduled as a walk-through. The practice gives them three consecutive days of work before Wednesday's joint practice session with the Ravens.
Dan Quinn did not recognize the Washington Commanders team that took the field against the Detroit Lions. The unacceptable preseason showing bothered him enough to add an unscheduled practice and deliver a blunt review to his players.
While the Washington Commanders tweak their 53-man roster plans, they know the 2026 foundation is built on Jayden Daniels. And here is how facing Daniels’ cat-and-mouse game will make facing the Commanders a hell for opposing defenses.
The Washington Commanders hope Stefon Diggs completes their receiver room. And Diggs is impressed by his new teammates. Plus, Dan Orlovsky broke down the deceptive impact Diggs will have on the Commanders’ offense, according to a post on X by JP Finlay.
It’s no shock that the Washington Commanders find themselves in trouble at the center position. And that’s just one more burden for Jayden Daniels to carry.
While training camp roster projections are largely built on expectations, two preseason games give the Washington Commanders crucial game evidence to help them as final cuts approach.
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.
Drafted in the seventh round out of Rutgers, Athan Kaliakmanis was never going to be the starter. However, in an effort to get younger across the board, Adam Peters drafted a gunslinger who seems perfectly built for David Blough’s new offense.
The Commanders made an easy trim to their crowded running back room when they announced an injury settlement with fifth-year running back Jerome Ford, who is dealing with a hamstring issue.
The Washington Commanders have spent their entire training camp trying to establish a starting center, only for head coach Dan Quinn to finally acknowledge after Saturday's preseason game that they still don't have an answer.
Former Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder has apparently become “invisible” after selling the franchise. Snyder, who owned the Washington NFL franchise for roughly two decades, was once among the league’s most outspoken owners.
Which Washington Commanders offense is going to show up? That is the main question when it comes to Washington ahead of the season. If it’s the offense from 2024 they will be set.
Jayden Daniels played three snaps Saturday. That was apparently enough time for the Washington Commanders to receive an uncomfortable reminder about their franchise quarterback.
A July report indicated that NFL teams weren't all that interested in taking a flier on former Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill amid Hill's ongoing recovery from the gruesome knee injury he suffered on Sept.
After a disappointing 2025 season in which the Washington Commanders went 5-12 and had a horrendous defense, fixing that was a major focus of the offseason. One player who was expected to make strides in his third season was defensive lineman Johnny Newton.
Then a member of the Commanders, running back Austin Ekeler went down with a season-ending Achilles tear in a Week 2 loss to the Packers last September.
The Washington Commanders will be without a key member of their defense for Week 1 in a rematch of the 2024 NFC Championship Game against the Philadelphia Eagles.