The Burgundy Roundup brings together the best Washington Commanders reporting, analysis, interviews, and other worthwhile reads from around the web, along withselected coverage from Commanders On SI.
JJ Watt was among those who drew attention to what he called “one of the greatest football plays I’ve ever seen” from Week 1. Watt reposted video of Washington Commanders special teams player Tyler Owens putting in a remarkable effort during Sunday’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Washington Commanders safety Tyler Owens left former Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt in awe after delivering one of the most physically dominant special teams sequences of Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles.
A special teams snap rarely becomes the defining highlight of an NFC East divisional clash. Still, Washington Commanders safety Tyler Owens achieved exactly that during Sunday’s season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The Washington Commanders made drastic changes this offseason to their coaching staff, hoping it would improve the product on the field as well. Head coach Dan Quinn had to bring in an outside hire with fresh eyes in Daronte Jones, who is already looking to improve the current roster.
There were notable improvements from the Washington Commanders' defense in Week 11 against the Miami Dolphins. Unfortunately, it was not enough to erase the glaring individual errors elsewhere en route to their sixth defeat in succession.
The Washington Commanders’ defense is starting to find its rhythm again, and a big part of that resurgence comes from two young defenders stepping up in major ways.
The Washington Commanders are looking to keep their season alive against the Seattle Seahawks, and they'll need the defense to step up to have a chance.
The Washington Commanders were crying out for any athleticism and aggression on defense during their Week 4 loss against the Atlanta Falcons. Dan Quinn's roster is the NFL's oldest, and it showed.
The Washington Commanders faced a huge test of their credentials on Thursday Night Football against the Green Bay Packers. As it turned out, they were nowhere near the required standard en route to a defeat that could have been a lot worse.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Quan Martin and Will Harris figure to be the Washington Commanders’ starting safeties in 2025. However, defenses are routinely turning to a third hybrid safety in almost every situation.
The Washington Commanders are a close-knit squad. Everyone is on the same page and pulling in the same direction in pursuit of one common goal. And the veterans have no trouble lending their support to fledgling stars looking for increased responsibilities.
Dan Quinn and his coaching staff won't be giving too much away at training camp with the regular season fast approaching. However, there will be subtle clues that Washington Commanders fans can pick up on if they look closely enough.
The Washington Commanders are making a change to their defense but in a positive way. For the second year in a row, the Commanders defense is welcoming a lot of new faces, but this time, the moves feel more intentional.
The Texas Tech Red Raiders football program has ended the regular season and awaits its bowl fate. Those former Red Raiders who are now at the next level completed Week 13 of their regular season schedule this week, and a couple of former Texas Tech players stood out.
The Washington Commanders released their final injury report, and only one player was ruled out: Rookie safety Tyler Owens will miss the game with a shin injury.
The Washington Commanders have 11 rookies on the 53-man roster. Washington kept all nine of its 2024 NFL draft choices and two undrafted free agents. One of those undrafted free agents is safety Tyler Owens.
Before the Commanders suit up again to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, there will be plenty of roster decisions made involving cuts and depth-chart moves. Here are five takeaways from Washington's preseason performance that could potentially impact some of those moves.
Sunday’s preseason finale against the New England Patriots is the final job interview of the summer for Washington Commanders undrafted rookie safety Tyler Owens.
Tyler Owens stock continues to rise Commanders rookie Safety Tyler Owens has unquestionably impacted Washington’s special teams and defense throughout training camp and preseason, and he has one more game this Sunday against the New England Patriots to stamp himself as a member of the final 53-man roster.
We are officially one step closer to football, as the Washington Commanders released the first unofficial depth chart of the 2024 preseason. And, before we get started, let's all remember that yes, while it's a sign of where things currently stand, it's not a big deal for the Commanders.
This time of year is all about seizing opportunities for NFL players. Some won't get another chance of making a roster. Others are looking to hold on to their respective spots and avoid the embarrassment of being unseated.
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Texas Tech defensive back Tyler Owens has made it clear that he's very much on the outside looking in when it comes to modern science. Owens, who is projected