For a team that wants to build its future through the NFL Draft, the Washington Commanders’ 2025 NFL Draft class looks like a group ready to help it do just that.
The Washington Commanders are building their offense around Jayden Daniels, but they have an intriguing piece protecting him in Josh Conerly Jr. Pro Football Focus writer Dalton Wasserman listed Conerly as the team's early breakout candidate for the 2026 season.
The 2025 season was a nightmare for the Washington Commanders, but there were some positives to look back on as we head into 2026. The Commanders saw a handful of rookies contribute as a starter or as a key rotational piece on the team as the season went on.
Washington Commanders rookie offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. is going through the motions in his first NFL season. The Commanders have often times thrown him into the fire, but he has been able to pass the tests as he's gone on.
The Washington Commanders have needed everyone to step up with injuries and a much tougher schedule, including their younger players. It was a rough start for one of the most improved units on the team, and the coaching staff was forced to make a lot of changes on the offensive line.
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In his 137 career snaps thus far, Washington Commanders’ rookie offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. has been through some of the NFL’s toughest matchups.
No 2025 first-round rookie has had a tougher start to their NFL career thus far than Washington Commanders right tackle Josh Conerly Jr., at least according to Pro Football Focus' (PFF) latest assessments ($).
Washington Commanders rookie offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr. knew there would be ups and downs in his first season in the NFL. While he performed well in his Week 1 debut against the New York Giants, the good times did not continue to roll in Week 2 against the Green Bay Packers.
The NFL has a way of putting rookies through the fire, and Washington Commanders offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. more than sat on the burner in Week 2.
If it’s true that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger, then Washington Commanders offensive tackle Josh Conerly Jr. is going to be the fiercest player in the NFL pretty soon.
All things considered, Washington Commanders rookie right tackle Josh Conerly Jr. had a fairly good first NFL game. His athleticism was often evident as he moved downfield on running plays.
The Washington Commanders leave Week 1 with a massive NFC East win against the New York Giants, and it took a full team effort on an offense that looked a little rusty.
The Washington Commanders are excited to see what comes next with offensive lineman Josh Conerly Jr. The first-round pick drew the start in his NFL debut as the Commanders beat the New York Giants 21-6.
The Washington Commanders made Josh Conerly Jr. earn everything this offseason. It seems like the rookie offensive tackle passed his tests with flying colors.
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.
Josh Conerly Jr. came in for some unfair criticism during his early transition to the Washington Commanders. It didn't take long for the first-year offensive tackle to silence his doubters.
George Fant met with the Commanders last week, and a deal has emerged shortly thereafter. The veteran tackle has agreed to terms with Washington, NFL insider Jordan Schultz reports.
The Commanders seemingly want to spend the bulk of their season with two new tackles protecting Jayden Daniels. Weeks after trading for Laremy Tunsil, Washington drafted Josh Conerly Jr.
For rookies coming into the NFL system, sometimes they have a veteran who takes them under their wing and not only shows them the ropes, but also helps improve their craft, and for Washington Commanders' left tackle Josh Conerly Jr., he's got one of the best.
Washington Commanders' training camp is underway as Dan Quinn's team begins the long road to the start of the regular season. For rookies, it can be quite an overwhelming portion of the offseason program with the things learned at OTAs and minicamp, now having to be put into practice.
It took a bit, but the Commanders have now completed their draft pick signings. The team has agreed to terms with second-round cornerback Trey Amos, per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The Washington Commanders’ Cinderella run in 2024 produced 12 wins and a trip to the NFC Championship. Now, their 2025 schedule will reveal whether the magic was real or if the clock has struck midnight.