The Washington Commanders 2026 minicamp took place from June 16th–18th at the OrthoVirginia Training Center in Ashburn, Virginia. The three-day session closed out the offseason until training camp in late July. Unlike some NFL teams, Washington did not trim its minicamp schedule. Several clubs, including the 49ers and Rams, canceled or shortened theirs this offseason. … Read more
The Washington Commanders finished off Phase 3 of their 2026 OTAs, after three blocks in late May and June 2026: May 27–29, June 2–4, and June 9–11. These sessions at their practice facility in Ashburn, Virginia, marked Jayden Daniels’ first extended look at new offensive coordinator David Blough’s redesigned offense. A New Look Under Center … Read more
Today the Washington Commanders Free Agent Jersey numbers were revealed. Washington entered the 2026 offseason in need of a major roster makeover. Under head coach Dan Quinn and GM Adam Peters, the franchise focused heavily on free agency to reshape the team and build around quarterback Jayden Daniels. Washington committed significant resources to incoming talent, … Read more
What is the Washington Commanders biggest offseason need for 2026? According to ESPN’s Aaron Schatz article today on what each NFL team’s “biggest hole” – Wide Receiver is the Commanders’ biggest hole. Is that really true? That isn’t to say that Washington wouldn’t jump at a chance to get better at receiver. It’s just to … Read more
The Commanders 2026 NFL Draft grade is in — and it doesn’t get any better than this. Draft analyst Warren Sharp ranked Washington first overall in his Draft Capital Over Expectation metric, an impressive recognition of how well the Commanders maximized every pick in this year’s draft. What Is Draft Capital Over Expectation? Sharp’s DCOE … Read more
The Commanders 2026 NFL Draft marked an important step in Washington’s offseason roster rebuild. Entering the draft, the front office focused on adding young, fast, and high-upside talent. As a result, the Commanders 2026 NFL Draft class reflects a clear long-term vision. So, how did Washington approach the draft, and what do these selections mean … Read more
Chris Paul starting left guard, sounds pretty good to Chris Paul. The seventh-round pick out of Tulsa hadn’t started a game since Week 15 of 2023. This week, he’s officially Washington’s starting left guard. A Rough Start to the Season Brandon Coleman opened 2025 as Washington’s starting left guard, but the results were shaky. Through … Read more