No Washington fan wanted there to ever be a Tress Way last season. But it appears it may already be underway. Washington’s longtime punter told reporters Thursday that he’s “pretty sure” 2026 will be his final year in the league, just three days before the regular-season opener against Philadelphia. An Improbable 13-Year Run Way’s story … Read more
Will Harris released by the Commanders on Tuesday, ending his one season in Washington after losing the safety competition in camp. The move comes just days before Washington’s roster must shrink to 53 players. A Rough Path to the Exit Harris signed a two-year, $8 million deal with Washington in March 2025 and opened last … Read more
The Washington Commanders enter the 2023 offseason with several holes to fill. While the NFL Draft in April will fill some of those holes, Washington will look to free agency to bolster their roster. NFL free agency officially opened on March 15th, but the Commanders were making moves days before that in the legal tampering period.
This blog will be updated frequently to keep an on-going tally on the moves that Washington have made.
In what was perhaps the scariest moment in NFL history, Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin went into cardiac arrest on the field during the Monday Night Football broadcast. Players on both teams stood mouths agape – many in tears – as Hamlin had CPR performed on him.
It was like nothing any National Football League game had ever seen. The thousands in attendance in Cincinnati, as well as millions watching around the globe, all held their collective breaths in disbelief about what was unfolding before them.
Hamlin remained on the field for half an hour before he was whisked away in the ambulance. He remained in critical condition at the hospital overnight.