Laremy Tunsil appears to have suffered a torn triceps during Saturday’s Washington Commanders training camp practice, according to multiple reports. The injury occurred during a 1-on-1 pass-rush drill against edge rusher Odafe Oweh. What Happened NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo first reported the injury, noting Tunsil “suffered a torn triceps in practice today during 1-on-1 pass-rush … Read more
The Washington Commanders 2026 camp battles feature real competition at multiple spots. The roster has some interesting areas that will seek resolution at Ashburn. Here’s where jobs remain interesting or even unsettled. Left Guard Chris Paul and Brandon Coleman are battling again for the starting job. Paul ultimately won the role last year and developed … 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
There are many unknowns to the Washington Commanders 2025 Offensive Line. What is known? There are changes throughout. The additions should far outweigh the subtractions, and this unit seems primed to be one of the team’s strongest. Tackling The Commanders 2025 Offensive Line The 2024 season saw rookie Brandon Coleman work his way into the … Read more
The 2024 Commanders draft picks reflect a clear commitment to building a faster, smarter, and more physical football team. The front office showed balance and intent throughout the draft, with strong decisions beyond their top selection of Jayden Daniels. “This was a draft about depth, versatility, and leadership,” said Commanders General Manager Adam Peters. “We … Read more
Here are some Redskins news tidbits in case you missed them…
DJax Owes Rosenhaus
On Tuesday, arbitrator Roger Kaplan ordered Redskins wide receiver DeSean Jackson to pay back some $516,415 in what was described as “loans and fees” to former agent Drew Rosenhaus. According to Jeff McClane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Jackson will appeal the decision.