Surprisingly, the Washington Commanders released veteran cornerback Danny Johnson on Wednesday. Washington made the move to claim rookie cornerback Kyu Blu Kelly off waivers from the Green Bay Packers.
The Washington Commanders are waiving CB Danny Johnson. Johnson started four games last season.
After four straight subpar performances, the Washington Commanders' defense needed someone to step up and right the ship. On Sunday, Danny Johnson was
The Washington Commanders were back on the practice fields in Ashburn for Day 18 of training camp Friday. The medical staff was evaluating cornerback Danny Johnson after injuring his shoulder on Tuesday during the first day of joint practices with the Baltimore Ravens.
Danny Johnson’s injury happened after he helped break up a Lamar Jackson pass along the right sideline during practice on Tuesday. He picked up the loose ball from the turf but was grabbed from behind by the 6-foot-5, 247-pound Andrews and thrown to the ground, which started a brawl between the Ravens and Commanders sidelines.
The Washington Commanders got some good work during this week’s joint practices with the Baltimore Ravens. Unfortunately, the lasting images from Washington’s two days in Owings Mills were the skirmishes.
The Washington Commanders and Baltimore Ravens had an eventful joint practice Tuesday, which included multiple fights. One of those fights was sparked by Ravens tight end Mark Andrews body-slamming Commanders cornerback Danny Johnson to the ground.
No, the NFL doesn't care about fights during joint practices. And the NFL won't care, until someone is seriously injured. On Wednesday, a Commanders player suffered an injury during joint practices with the Ravens.
During Tuesday’s joint practice between Baltimore and Washington, several brawls broke out — highlighted by Ravens tight end Mark Andrews body-slamming Commanders defensive back Danny Johnson.
The Washington Commanders have two solid cornerbacks atop the depth chart in veteran Kendall Fuller and third-year player Benjamin St-Juste. Danny Johnson
Danny Johnson is staying home after the Washington Commanders inked him to a two-year deal worth up to $7 million. Johnson, an undrafted pick in 2018, is entering his sixth season with Washington, and he's had to compete every year to stick with the squad.
The Washington Commanders are prioritizing the defense at the start of free agency.
The Washington Commanders announced on Tuesday that they have signed CB Danny Johnson to their active roster from the practice squad. Johnson, 26, signed with Washington as an undrafted free agent out of Southern University in 2018.
The Washington Commanders officially called up CB Danny Johnson and LB Khaleke Hudson from the practice squad ahead of Thursday’s game. Johnson, 26, signed with Washington as an undrafted free agent out of Southern University in 2018.
Johnson played four seasons with the Commanders after going undrafted in 2018 out of Southern.
The move also turned Commanders rookie safety, Percy Butler, around, but Johnson was the nearest defender and had him in man-to-man coverage.
With Week 2 of preseason on the horizon, the Washington Commanders are approaching the end of training camp. On Tuesday, the team was forced to trim its roster from 90 to 85 players, so that was the big talking point.
A key member of Washington’s secondary will return in 2022 as cornerback Danny Johnson re-signed with the Commanders Wednesday. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Cornerback Danny Johnson will be back with the Commanders for the 2022 season. The team announced on Wednesday that Johnson has re-signed with the team.
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