When the Washington Commanders fell behind 10-0 to the Los Angeles Chargers, plagued by missed tackles and crushing penalties, it felt like déjà vu for a defense still searching for consistency.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Washington Commanders enter the 2025 NFL season with palpable optimism, fueled by a breakout rookie campaign from quarterback Jayden Daniels and significant upgrades on both sides of the ball.
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There weren't many eyebrows raised when the Washington Commanders released veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Allen when no willing trade suitor came forward.
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The Washington Commanders didn't make many splashes in free agency this spring. Adam Peters focused his big investments on the trade market, opting to find more one-year deals for proven veterans with plenty of NFL experience in high-stakes situations.
The Washington Commanders are entering a season in which much is expected. For head coach Dan Quinn's squad to reach their lofty objectives, they cannot afford to have any passengers.
The Washington Commanders' defense has been the subject of much debate this offseason, with some thinking that Joe Whitt Jr.'s unit will be the reason the franchise doesn't return to the NFC Championship.
Javon Kinlaw is entering his first season with the Washington Commanders after four years with the San Francisco 49ers and one with the New York Jets. Kinlaw was drafted in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Niners, where he met now-Commanders general manager Adam Peters.
As the Washington Commanders look to capitalize on their stunning run to the NFC Championship game in 2024, they'll be doing so with several new faces in town.
The Washington Commanders are dressing for the part. On Wednesday, the franchise revealed throwback jerseys for the 2025 season.
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The time for talk is mercifully over for those who believe the Washington Commanders overpaid to secure Javon Kinlaw's services. It's now up to the defensive tackle to ensure this criticism doesn't come back.
Washington signed DT Javon Kinlaw in free agency, reuniting him with DL coach Darryl Tapp from their time together in San Francisco. Kinlaw had great things
The moment that free agency opened, the Washington Commanders wasted no time snatching up Javon Kinlaw, one of their top defensive line targets. The former San Francisco 49ers and New York Jets star was signed primarily to fill the void at defensive tackle left by veteran Jonathan Allen.
The Washington Commanders were back in action on Tuesday to start this year's mandatory minicamp. While most of the Commanders were present and active for the practice, there were some exceptions.
The Washington Commanders' offseason consisted of a multitude of headline-grabbing moves. After all, the team looks to capitalize on its NFC Championship game appearance in 2024 by taking the next step toward Super Bowl contention.
The Washington Commanders' biggest offseason priority became apparent pretty quickly. Adam Peters wanted to fortify the trenches on both sides of the football.
Some players for the Washington Commanders are fighting for their jobs. And it’s not out of the question for the team to pursue preseason trade options.
Better days are clearly ahead for the Washington Commanders, but some think they’ll take a step back in 2025.
Javon Kinlaw's contract remains a subject of fierce debate among the media. Almost nobody gave it a promising prognosis, but general manager Adam Peters believes this can better counteract the Philadelphia Eagles' dominant trench warfare traits moving forward.
Are the Washington Commanders saving their first-round pick in the coming NFL Draft for a certain position?
The Washington Commanders and former first-round defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw are in agreement on a three-year deal worth $45 million, multiple outlets reported Monday.
Going into NFL free agency on March 12, the Las Vegas Raiders figure to make the offense a priority with the quarterback position being a focal point. That doesn't mean the Raiders are going to completely ignore the defense where there are some holes.
The former first-rounder played out his rookie contract with the 49ers, and as such, he had a pre-existing relationship with Jets head coach Robert Saleh.
Despite the 49ers planning to cut Arik Armstead, they are not re-signing Javon Kinlaw. Instead, the defensive coordinator in place when the team drafted Kinlaw will take a flier.
A whopping 21 players are set to become free agents from the San Francisco 49ers. Only some players will be back on the 49ers, while others will not be retained or find better deals.
Javon Kinlaw just saved his career. The former first-round pick went two full seasons without recording a sack, then the 49ers declined to pick up his fifth-year option this spring.
Javon Kinlaw has seen a surge in his workload due to injuries impacting the San Francisco 49ers' defensive line. The fourth-year defensive tackle, often hampered by injuries and inconsistent production, didn't have his fifth-year option exercised, likely making him a free agent in the upcoming offseason.
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