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Commanders to sign former Terps Okonkwo, Cross in free agency
Two Maryland products are returning to the region. The Washington Commanders agreed to sign safety Nick Cross and tight end Chigoziem Okonkwo on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
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The Commanders' defensive overhaul continuedThe Commanders' defensive overhaul continued Wednesday. The franchise signed former New England Patriots edge rusher K'Lavon Chaisson to a one-year deal worth $12 million, according to multiple reports. Wednesday.
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The Commanders addressed their hole at linebacker on Tuesday. The franchise agreed to sign Leo Chenal, formerly of the Kansas City Chiefs, to a three-year deal worth $24.75 million.
SharesCommanders’ Daniels to join Brady, other NFL stars at flag football showcase in Los Angeles
Tom Brady's flag football showcase has a new venue. The event will feature NFL stars such as Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels and Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett at Los Angeles' BMO Stadium on March 21.
SharesCommanders open free agency by giving big deals to Oweh, Tunsil
The Washington Commanders made a pair of splashes during the first day of free agency on Monday. General manager Adam Peters extended left tackle Laremy Tunsil with a two-year, $60.2 million deal and agreed to sign edge rusher Odafe Oweh to a four-year, $100 million contract, sources familiar with the negotiations told The Washington Times.
SharesCommanders to sign DE Oweh to four-year, $100M deal
The Commanders have made a splash in free agency. The team agreed to sign edge rusher Odafe Oweh to a four-year, $100 million contract on Monday afternoon, according to multiple reports.
SharesMariota to sign one-year deal to stay with Commanders
Marcus Mariota is staying in Washington. The backup quarterback agreed to return to the Commanders on a one-year, $7 million deal on Monday, a source familiar with the negotiations told The Washington Times.
SharesCommanders to sign cornerback Robertson to 2-year deal
The Commanders agreed to their first deal of the free agency period on Monday afternoon.
SharesCommanders sign Tunsil to 2-year, $60.2 million extension
The Washington Commanders signed offensive left tackle Laremy Tunsil to a two-year, $60.2 million extension on Monday as the NFL free agency period opened, according to multiple reports.
SharesCommanders enter free agency with $80M to fill growing roster holes
The Commanders have cap space to burn and are reportedly willing to chase top-tier talent as the NFL enters its free-agent negotiating period on Monday.
SharesCommanders re-sign defensive linemen Tuttle, Wise
The Commanders are maintaining some consistency on the defensive line. The franchise agreed to sign defensive linemen Deatrich Wise and Shy Tuttle to one-year deals, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.
SharesCommanders re-sign Allegretti, plan to release Lattimore as free agency nears
The Commanders are gearing up for the NFL's free-agency blitz this month. The franchise agreed to re-sign offensive lineman Nick Allegretti to a two-year deal on Monday and informed cornerback Marshon Lattimore about plans to release him, according to sources familiar with the moves.
SharesCommanders agree to pay D.C. $1 million to settle lawsuit over previous ownership deceiving fans
The Washington Commanders have agreed to pay $1 million to the District of Columbia to settle a lawsuit from 2022 that alleged the NFL team under previous ownership colluded to deceive fans by lying about an inquiry into sexual misconduct and a persistently hostile work environment.
SharesWashington Commanders resign offensive lineman Allegretti to two-year extension
The Commanders are focusing on their offensive line as the NFL nears its free agency period.
SharesCommanders finish third in annual NFL players’ survey
The NFL Players Association isn't publicly releasing its annual survey that asks athletes to grade their teams' facilities, policies and benefits each offseason. An initial report indicated that the Commanders, who once ranked near the bottom of the league in most categories, surged up the survey leaderboards this year.
SharesCommanders enter NFL combine with options for No. 7 pick, plenty of holes to fill
The Commanders have a choice to make with the No. 7 pick in the upcoming NFL draft. The clock unofficially starts ticking this week as the top prospects in college football convene with teams at the scouting combine in Indianapolis.
SharesLOVERRO: Wild card Aiyuk could write himself a happier plot twist with Commanders
Everybody loves a good second-chance story.
SharesCommanders to host regular-season game in London, opponent still to be determined
The Commanders are headed across the pond again in 2026. The NFL announced Tuesday that the franchise would host a regular-season game at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this fall.
SharesCommanders and Jaguars to host games in London next season, with Jacksonville playing twice
The Jacksonville Jaguars are set to become the first NFL team to play two home games overseas.
SharesCommanders eye extension with Tunsil, offer no updates on Wagner, Ertz
Commanders general manager Adam Peters is keeping every door open as Washington steps into a crucial offseason period. He avoided any splashy comments at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Tuesday, instead focusing on flexibility in contract negotiations.
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