While Day 10 of Commanders Training Camp was a shorter, padless session, it did have its moments. Several veterans received maintenance days, which shifted reps to younger players and roster-battle candidates ahead of Wednesday's joint session with Miami.
The Washington Commanders paid the veteran to help repair their defensive line. One year later, they may have a chance to get out of the deal before it becomes even more expensive.
The Commanders are bypassing a certain philosophy that NFL defenses typically abide by and it can lead to big results in 2026. Usually, it’s more of a read-and-react-type situation when it comes to the defensive side of things in football.
After nine days of training camp, the Washington Commanders have learned some things about the roster they spent months building. Some of what they have learned has led to signing more players; some has shown why they are in the building.
How many of the quarterbacks to throw for 400 yards or more at least five times in their NFL career can you name in five minutes?
The tight end room in Washington looks very different in 2026 than it did in 2025. With Chig Okonkwo now the primary target, the days of an aging Zach Ertz leading the pack are over.
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
The recent retirement of D.J. Davidson created the need for additional defensive line depth in the case of the Commanders. A veteran free agent signing has been lined up.
It was a tough blow for the Washington Commanders to lose Laremy Tunsil. And they’re scrambling to find options. And Field Yates broke down the crushing loss of the indispensable player, according to a post on X by ESPN.
It’s a tough time for the Washington Commanders because of a key offensive injury. They may have to lean more on their defense in 2026. Helping matters, here is the Commanders’ biggest bombshell surprise from training camp.
The NFL, already jokingly referred to as the acronym for "Not For Long," is known for chewing most of the sport's best athletes up and spitting them out after a few hard-fought campaigns, a truth arguably no position is more familiar with than the thankless placekicker.
Everyone knew it was just a matter of time before Stefon Diggs would become a major boon for the Commanders offense. I don’t think many people expected it to happen this quickly, though.
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.
Training camp soundbites can often be dismissed as mid-summer coachspeak, but when the underlying metrics back up the praise, it’s time to pay attention.
The Commanders were dealt a brutal blow when stalwart left tackle Laremy Tunsil suffered a triceps tear in practice on Saturday. There is no exact timeline for Tunsil’s return, but the injury may shelve the five-time Pro Bowler for at least a couple of months.
The Washington Commanders are expected to sign DT Byron Cowart, according to Ben Standig. Washington hosted Cowart along with seven other players for a tryout on Monday.
When Head Coach Dan Quinn mentioned he wanted to let the kicking competition stretch into the preseason, he likely wanted to see how his specialists handled high-pressure reps.
Training camp is usually a joyous time for NFL fans. After six months of waiting we've got football. But for the fans of some unlucky teams, training camp also means injuries, and on Saturday, the Washington Commanders became one of those unlucky teams after All-Pro tackle Laremy Tunsil suffered a potentially season-ending one.
It never seems to take long for injuries to start piling up in the NFL world. Even now, just a week and some change into training camp, the Washington Commanders are already starting to buckle under the weight of an injury list that isn't getting any less cramped with names.
The Washington Commanders brought in a group of ten defensive free agents for tryouts on Monday. The full list includes: LB Amari Burney DT Byron Cowart LB Power Echols LB Devin Harper LB Curtis Jacobs DT Fabien Lovett DT Justin Rogers DE Carlos Watkins Cowart, 30, is a former fifth-round pick of the Patriots back in 2019 out of Maryland.
Star left tackle Laremy Tunsil suffered a torn left triceps muscle during a practice at the Washington Commanders’ training camp this offseason. While the 32-year-old will undergo surgery to repair the tear, the franchise has not shared a timetable for his return quite yet.
The Washington Commanders are deep into their 2026 training camp, and the secondary has become one of the most heavily scrutinized positional groups on the roster.
With their first preseason game on the near horizon, the Washington Commanders are starting to narrow down who will take the field as starters as opposed to backups.
The Commanders shared an update on Tunsil's injury.
There is nothing wrong with an owner being involved. Problems begin when involvement becomes interference.
It hasn't taken long for Diggs to begin hyping up his new Washington Commanders teammates.
On Wednesday, the Commanders added a No. 2 wide receiver to pair with WR Terry McLaurin and quarterback Jayden Daniels.
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.
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