The Washington Commanders signed interior offensive lineman Julian Good-Jones to the 53-man roster Saturday afternoon. The roster spot Good-Jones is filling came open when the team released left tackle D.J.
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Tyler Biadasz was the Commanders’ starting center over the past two years, but they released him earlier this offseason. While Biadasz had another season left on a three-year, $30MM contract, head coach Dan Quinn said the Commanders did not explore a trade before cutting him (via Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic).
The Washington Commanders released OL Julian Good-Jones yesterday after he was injured against the Bengals on Monday Night Football. He will revert to the team’s injured reserve if he clears waivers.
The Washington Commanders officially released CB Kevon Seymour from injured reserve with an injury settlement and waived G Julian Good-Jones with an injury
The Commanders have let go of an offensive lineman. Washington announced on Wednesday that the club has released Julian Good-Jones. Good-Jones, 28, had joined Washington in 2023, signing with the club off of Philadelphia’s practice squad.