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.
Tuesday is the official report date for Washington Commanders veterans. After months of offseason work, the chance to put it all together on the field has come.
The Washington Commanders are still trying to solve their receiver situation. And they’ve made an assistant coaching change. It’s a rocky road right now, but here are three things the Commanders need to get right to return to the playoffs in 2026.
Following his first four years in Tampa Bay, Rachaad White left the Buccaneers and found a home in Washington with former college teammate Jayden Daniels.
Before training camp even opened for veterans, the Commanders placed Trey Amos, Dorance Armstrong and Deatrich Wise on the active/physically unable to perform list.
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.
Commanders WR Terry McLaurin is convinced that there will be players on the team who step up this season, including “I think each year you go into a season, there’s question marks or, for fans, maybe concerns of what’s this season going to look like?
The Commanders announced Monday morning that they are parting ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele due to a violation of team policy, multiple sources are reporting.
Per ESPN’s John Keim, the Commanders placed LB Nick Bellore on the reserve/retired list. Keim adds the Commanders also officially signed CB Rasul Douglas in correspondence.
With a few days left before the Washington Commanders take the practice field in Ashburn, Virginia, the search continues for a solid No. 2 wide receiver to pair with Terry McLaurin.
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 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.
The Washington Commanders announced they were parting ways with tight ends coach Ben Steele Monday morning, just a couple of days before the start of training camp.
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.
Very few things in life are certain: death, taxes, and, for the sake of this conversation, Jayden Daniels' status as Washington's starting quarterback.
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
The Washington Commanders hired Ben Steele to lead their tight end room after seeing what he achieved with All-Pro Trey McBride on the Arizona Cardinals over the last few seasons, but on Monday, the team announced it was parting ways with its new TE coach.
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.
The Washington Commanders announced they have parted ways with TE coach Ben Steele. The Commanders said they have no further comment on the decision at this time.
Terry McLaurin is anticipating a strong 2026 campaign for the Washington Commanders. One major key to that is seeing the receiving corps elevate to another level.
As Commanders cornerback Trey Amos and defensive ends Dorance Armstrong and Deatrich Wise continue to recover from injuries they suffered in 2025, they will begin training camp on the active/physically unable to perform list, the team announced.
Aiyuk has raised eyebrows and sparked concerns among members of the football community due to curious comments he has made in videos shared via social media over the past few months.