Washington Commanders
From Styles on, Commanders emphasize versatility in NFL draft
Despite having just two picks in the top 100, Washington improved its defense by taking Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles with the seventh pick in the first round and then filled a big need at wide receiver with Clemson's Antonio Williams early in the third.
SharesCommanders add linebacker Styles with No. 7 draft pick
The Washington Commanders' defensive overhaul continued on Thursday, as the franchise selected Ohio State linebacker Sonny Styles with the seventh pick in this year's NFL draft.
SharesOffensive weapon or defensive pillar? Commanders have decision to make
The Washington Commanders have options with the No. 7 pick in this year's NFL draft, which begins with Round 1 on Thursday night.
SharesDistrict of Sports: Who will the Washington Commanders take in the NFL Draft?
Coming of a 5-12 season in 2025 -- and only two seasons removed from an NFC Championship game appearance -- the Washington Commanders have a specific position of need on each side of the ball in this year's NFL Draft.
SharesCommanders’ limited partner Mitchell Rales gives $116 million to National Gallery of Art
The National Gallery of Art is getting $116 million to loan its art collection across America from the Mitchell P. Rales Family Foundation.
SharesWashington Commanders enter 2026 NFL draft with No. 7 pick, pressing needs at receiver, corner
The Washington Commanders head into the 2026 NFL draft -- which opens Thursday night in Pittsburgh -- holding six picks but only two in the first three rounds, a lean haul that puts a premium on hitting early selections.
SharesLOVERRO: Commanders are on the clock in more ways than one
The clock is ticking for the Washington Commanders and general manager Adam Peters -- and not just on Thursday night.
SharesPeters: Commanders ‘more likely than not’ to use No. 7 pick instead of trading back
Adam Peters wants to be ready for anything as he prepares for his third draft as the Washington Commanders' general manager. But he said Thursday that it is "more likely than not" that the Commanders select a player with the No. 7 pick in the draft next Thursday.
SharesCommanders return to throwback uniforms with black alternates
What's old is new again. The Washington Commanders unveiled fresh uniforms on Wednesday, with home and away looks that strongly resemble the looks the franchise wore when it won three Super Bowls from the 1982 to 1991 seasons.
SharesErtz rejects retirement, doesn’t want injury to be final play
Former Commanders tight end Zach Ertz isn't ready to retire.
SharesFlag football exploding in popularity, thanks to NFL, Olympic boost
The flag football revolution is brewing.
SharesLOVERRO: Commanders seem to have odd definition of ‘urgency’
Dan Quinn, asked at the NFL owners meetings to justify cutting center Tyler Biadasz, putting the ball in Nick Allegretti's hands, told reporters, "We won a lot of games with Nick."
SharesCommanders sign cornerback Witherspoon to bolster defense
The Washington Commanders signed cornerback Ahkello Witherspoon on Thursday, the latest addition to a defense that was the NFL's worst last season.
SharesGriffin receives invitation to Team USA flag football training camps
Robert Griffin III is heading to another training camp. This time, for flag football.
SharesA new No. 21 in Washington: Sean Taylor’s brother looks to make mark with UFL’s Defenders
Another No. 21 with the last name Taylor is patrolling the gridiron in the District.
SharesHall of Famer Darrell Green taking field for USA flag football trials at 66 in bid to earn a spot
Darrell Green already has a gold jacket as a pro football Hall of Famer. He's returning to the field at 66 years old for a chance at a gold medal in flag football.
SharesCommanders sign safety, special teams ace Reaves to extension
The Commanders' special teams ace is sticking around. The franchise signed safety Jeremy Reaves to a one-year extension on Thursday to keep the 29-year-old in Washington through the 2027 season.
SharesCommanders offensive, defensive schemes take shape as free agency cools
The dust has settled on the first wave of NFL free agency, and -- bit by bit -- the vision for the 2026 Commanders is taking shape.
SharesMcNichols to re-sign with Commanders on one-year deal
The Washington Commanders have agreed to re-sign running back Jeremy McNichols, according to multiple reports. Financial details for the one-year deal were not immediately available on Monday morning.
SharesCommanders fill holes after whiffing on big names in NFL’s free agent frenzy
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels is reuniting with a college teammate. The Commanders agreed to sign former Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Rachaad White, who played with Daniels at Arizona State, a source familiar with the negotiations told The Washington Times on Thursday.
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