The Washington Commanders are experiencing a breakthrough with second-year pro Johnny Newton after his three-sack performance in a Week 17 loss against the Dallas Cowboys.
There haven't been many bright spots for the Washington Commanders this season. But one veteran who was once questioned is starting to prove people wrong, taking on more responsibilities and thriving.
The Washington Commanders are officially reeling after taking yet another embarrassing prime-time defeat, and this one wasn't even close. After going into halftime tied with the Kansas City Chiefs, head coach Dan Quinn's squad lost by three touchdowns.
The Commanders’ defensive front will be shorthanded for the remainder of the campaign. Dorance Armstrong suffered a knee injury on Sunday, and he will not be able to return in 2025.
Thanks to pro-football-reference.com's addition of unofficial sack totals to players' resumes, more clarity has emerged about the best pass-rushing years from previous eras.
In Washington’s preseason matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals, edge rusher Jacob Martin showed his value as a situational pass rusher. Earning a 77.8 PFF grade, Martin had an extremely active night in just roughly 20 snaps, accumulating four pressures, three hurries, one quarterback hit, and a half-sack.
A lot of the success of the Washington Commanders' season falls on how well the defense performs when they're on the field, and if they can help give Jayden Daniels as many opportunities to score as possible.
The Washington Commanders are making plenty of changes across their defensive front this offseason. Just days after releasing Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jonathan Allen, the team has signed multiple new faces from the free agent market.
The offseason has been busy for the Washington Commanders. Included in the mix has been re-signing the player who caught the famous Hail Mary against the Bears.
The Washington Commanders are signing free agent DE Jacob Martin to a one-year deals worth up to $3 million, according to Ian Rapoport. Martin, 29, is a former sixth-round pick of the Seahawks back in 2018.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
As the Chicago Bears get set to take on the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9, a veteran defender will be in line for more opportunities to dominate on Sunday.
The Bears are thinking pass rush against the Washington Commanders, it would seem. They have activated edge rusher Jacob Martin from injured reserve, along with special teams and third-down back Travis Homer, while making a few other moves.
Per the wire, the Bears have designated veteran DE Jacob Martin to return from injured reserve. Martin, 28, is a former sixth-round pick of the Seahawks back in 2018.
The Bears will not have one of their starting safeties when they play the Jaguars in London on Sunday. Chicago G.M. Ryan Poles told reporters in his Wednesday press conference that Jaquan Brisker is in concussion protocol and will not be making the trip across the pond to the U.K.
The lone Bears free agent acquisition at edge rusher will do little to change their need for help at the position. Former Colts player Jacob Martin was signed on Saturday by the Bears.