Today, the Washington Commanders had a less physical day of practice without pads and focused more on scheme and details. I was expecting to see a padded practice when I pulled up to Ashburn today, but I still came away without a lot of takeaways and observations from practice.
The Washington Commanders are ramping up training camp practices by adding pads to the scene today and this is where we get to see what the team really has.
Dependable cornerback options were in short supply throughout previous head coach Ron Rivera's four years at the helm. Things look much more promising now for the Washington Commanders, especially where this key position group is concerned.
So far, Washington Commanders training camp practices have been centered around how Jayden Daniels looks with new weapons and a better offensive line, but that changed today.
Hitting on players in the draft for a roster that's being reconstructed is really important to the long-term success of a team, especially when it's at key positions like quarterback and corner.
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 boosted their secondary last year by selecting Michigan cornerback Mike Sainristil. The second-round pick out of Michigan recorded 93 tackles and two interceptions in his first season with the Commanders.
All the hype centered on the Washington Commanders' high-profile additions this offseason. However, one emerging franchise cornerstone is well on his way to another major contribution in Year 2 of his professional career.
The Washington Commanders took a lot of pride in their defense this past season, especially their ability to defend the pass. And one of the reasons they were able to do that was some solid play from a key rookie.
The Washington Commanders are hoping to be better on defense in the upcoming season, and in order for that to be possible, young players will have to improve.
Washington Commanders rookie Trey Amos had a recent Instagram Live session, and teammate Mike Sainristil made a comment that had fans nodding their heads and clapping their hands.
Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil had some fun with his teammates by participating in a prank phone call trend. Sainristil’s girlfriend Seliana Carvalho shared a video via her TikTok page that showed Sainristil pranking his teammates.
Jayden Daniels was recently the victim of a prank call by none other than his teammate, Mike Sainristil. Sainristil participated in the viral TikTok trend where men call up their friends to wish them goodnight and offer heartfelt sentiments.
Have you seen the latest TikTok trend? Well, Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil certainly has, and he’s trying it out on a few of his teammates.
The Washington Commanders took a lot of pride in their passing defense in 2024, as they allowed the third-fewest passing yards in the league. And they could further improve in 2025 due to some young players making an impact.
The Washington Commanders are looking to take the next step in the upcoming season after making a leap in 2024. The team went from a four-win squad in 2023 to being two wins from hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, marking quite the jump for the Commanders.
The Washington Commanders' draft class in 2024 didn't just bring a franchise quarterback to the organization. Adam Peters also secured the services of a defensive cornerstone to build around for years to come.
Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil has been named Pepsi Zero Sugar Rookie of the Week for Week 18. Drafted in the second round as a slot corner, Sainristil’s journey this season has been nothing short of remarkable.
This is a different Washington Commanders team. They are not the walkover of previous years. There's a newfound mentality and will to win that was sorely lacking under the previous regime.
Legendary former Alabama head coach Nick Saban proudly proclaimed Washington Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil to be the best pound-for-pound player in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Sainristil had a unique path to the the NFL, as the Michigan product spent the first three seasons of his collegiate career as a wide receiver. He peaked in 2021, when he hauled in 22 receptions for 312 yards and two touchdowns.
With the 18th pick in the second round of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Washington Commanders select Mike Sainristil of the Michigan Wolverines. Mike Sainristil's transition to the NFL hinges on several key factors, ranging from his ability to adapt to the professional level to his physical and mental toughness.
Former Michigan football standout Mike Sainristil improved his draft stock after a stellar performance on Friday at the NFL combine. The NFL draft stock of Michigan football standout Mike Sainristil has been rising in recent weeks and after his performance on Friday, it’s going to keep rising.