In the NFL, roster cuts are never as simple as who stays and who goes. In some circumstances, swapping players between teams benefits both sides. One player may not be good enough to be in the top linebackers for one team, but he might represent enough value to another team to bring a draft pick for a player who was going to get cut.
There has been a lot of criticism of Washington LB Sonny Styles this preseason. Is the analysis warranted or not? The Washington Commanders defense has a lot to prove heading into the 2026 season.
The Washington Commanders have issues to clean up before Week 1. But first, they must solve the 53-man roster dilemma. And here is the Commanders player on the roster bubble with the most at stake in the 2026 NFL preseason finale.
The Washington Commanders have an offensive line problem. What is the best fix to help quarterback Jayden Daniels? The Washington Commanders have a serious problem at left tackle, and the ripple effects could define their 2025 season.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history with at least 40 touchdown passes combined in their first two seasons can you name in five minutes?
After a trip to the NFC Championship Game in 2024, Commanders fans thought their days of consistently picking in the top 10 and middle rounds were behind them with Jayden Daniels at the helm of the offense.
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.
Outside of Terry McLaurin, what Washington Commanders offensive weapon can Jayden Daniels depend on? The answer is clear. The Washington Commanders made a clear statement this offseason by adding tight end Chig Okonkwo in free agency, and the former Tennessee Titan could be a fantasy football breakout waiting to happen.
What version of QB Jayden Daniels are we going to get during the 2026 NFL season? The new offense steers more optimistic. The Washington Commanders enter 2026 with the biggest question in the NFC East centered on quarterback Jayden Daniels.
The NFL never stops advertising its commitment to player safety. Yet each August, the league's roster cutdowns reveal how quickly that commitment weakens when an injured player occupies a spot a team wants to use elsewhere.
The Washington Commanders have hit that part of the preseason between the end of camp and the last game that doesn't count. That final game will offer players still looking to make an impression on the staff one last chance before the roster is reduced to 53.
Heading into a joint practice session with Baltimore, the Washington Commanders wanted a tough opponent to get an honest evaluation of where their roster stands.
The Washington Commanders have signed veteran offensive tackle D.J. Humphries to a one-year contract, adding experienced depth after starting left tackle Laremy Tunsil suffered a torn triceps that will sideline him for most—if not all—of the 2026 season.
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.
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels spoke with reporters after Wednesday's joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens and acknowledged it wasn't the Commanders' best day offensively.
After falling to the Detroit Lions in their second preseason game of the year, holes in the Commanders’ roster became more and more evident. With shuffling across the offensive line and secondary, the Commanders look to their final preseason matchup against the Ravens to evaluate who they’ll keep on the final 53-man roster come Week 1.
Before their final preseason game Friday, the Commanders headed north on I-95 to visit the Baltimore Ravens for a joint practice. After facing a Dolphins team that lacked identity in their first preseason game, the momentum and confidence within the team dropped at a rapid pace.
The Washington Commanders’ safety room is undergoing a significant overhaul just a week before the regular season. General Manager Adam Peters and Head Coach Dan Quinn made their intentions clear on Tuesday morning: experience won’t save you if the tape doesn’t hold up.
The Washington Commanders are selling merchandise carrying their retired Redskins name and logo, six years after the franchise scrapped both amid accusations of racism.
Several reporters observed a pitiful training-camp joint practice session with the Baltimore Ravens, showing a significant gap between the two teams entering the final week of preseason action.
We’ve seen the good with Dan Quinn as the head coach of the Washington Commanders during the 2024 season as they finished with a 12-5 record. Then, we’ve also seen the ugly as the Commanders finished 5-12 in 2025.
The Washington Commanders announced they have released OT Foster Sarell. Sarell, 27, went undrafted out of Stanford back in 2021. He caught on with the Ravens and was among their final roster cuts before being signed back to the practice squad.
On Monday, the Commanders hosted Boogie Basham on a free agent visit (h/t Jonathan Jones of The Athletic). That workout went well, and a deal is now in place.
Could the Patriots make a defensive addition before the season gets underway?
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.
All 32 teams are set to cut their 90-man training camp rosters down to 53 players by Sunday at 6 p.m.
The Washington Commanders created an intriguing dynamic when they placed Diggs alongside McLaurin in their receiving corps.
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.
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